awslabs/aws-device-farm-appium-python-tests-for-ios-sample-app

Name: aws-device-farm-appium-python-tests-for-ios-sample-app

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Created: 2016-09-08 22:51:34.0

Updated: 2017-12-20 06:10:01.0

Pushed: 2016-09-09 16:40:55.0

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README

Appium Python Sample Tests for AWS Device Farm Sample iOS App

This is a collection of sample Appium Python tests written for the AWS Device Farm iOS sample app. This test suite uses the Appium page model to separate the tests from the page logic. You may use these tests as a starting reference for writing your own AWS Device Farm Appium Python Tests. Note: Your tests may be different than these and it is not a hard requirement that they exactly follow this model. This is an example for lookup.

Getting Started - Installing Appium

Using the Appium GUI

1. Download and install the Appium GUI. [[Windows Download]](https://bitbucket.org/appium/appium.app/downloads/AppiumForWindows_1_4_16_1.zip). [[OS X Download]](https://bitbucket.org/appium/appium.app/downloads/appium-1.4.13.dmg).

   AWS Device Farm currently supports Appium version 1.4.16. Using a different version locally may cause unexpected results when running Appium tests on AWS Device Farm. It would be always helpful to check the AWS Forums for checking the latest supported version.

2. Read the Appium GUI documentation.

Using the Appium CLI

1. Follow the official Appium getting started guide and install the Appium server and dependencies.

   AWS Device Farm currently supports Appium version 1.4.16. Using a different version locally may cause unexpected results when running Appium tests on AWS Device Farm. It would be always helpful to check the AWS Forums for checking the latest supported version.

2. In order to use 1.4.16, download Appium through NPM with this command:

   m install -g appium@1.4.16
   

3. Verify that you have Appium installed with this command:

   pium -v
   

   You should get “1.4.16” as the output

Set up the Appium Python environment

1. We recommend setting up Python's virtualenv for developing and packaging tests so that unnecessary dependencies are not including in the bundled zip file.

2. Create your workspace and install py.test in your virtual environment. For example:

   rtualenv workspace
    workspace
   urce bin/activate
   p install pytest
   p install Appium-Python-Client
   

3. Put all Python test scripts under a tests/ folder in your workspace.

   rkspace
   ?? tests/ (tests go here)
   

Running Your Tests Locally on Real Devices

Important Note

Certain desired capabilities must be set when running locally. Refer to BaseTest.java

Appium GUI

1. Start the Appium server.

   1. Click on the iOS button.
   2. Set the “App Path” and “UDID” and make sure their checkboxes are checked.
   3. Press the “Launch” button to start the Appium server locally.

2. Navigate into your workspace project directory in the terminal and activate the virtualenv.

   urce bin/activate
   

3. Verify that your test cases are discoverable by the following command, which should be run from your workspace folder.

   .test --collect-only tests/
   

4. Run your tests.

   .test tests/
   

Appium CLI

1. Start the Appium server.

   1. Make sure that you have followed all the steps in the Appium getting started guide.
   2. Edit the start-appium-ios.sh script to include your app's absolute path and your device's UDID.
   3. Run start-appium-ios.sh to start the Appium server locally.

2. Navigate into your workspace project directory in the terminal and activate the virtualenv.

   urce bin/activate
   

3. Verify that your test cases are discoverable by the following command, which should be run from your workspace folder.

   .test --collect-only tests/
   

4. Run your tests.

   .test tests/
   

Running tests on AWS Device Farm

Step 1: Navigate into your workspace project directory and activate the virtualenv.

urce bin/activate

Step 2: Package your tests.

package_tests.sh

Step 3: Upload to AWS Device Farm.

Follow these instructions and upload test_bundle.zip on Step 9.