app

You can configure apps data in apps.json file, and you can get properties of apps with app function.

Example

apps.json

Create apps.json file, and describe data items. Property names(packageOrBundleId) are arbitrary.

{
  "[Settings]": {
    "packageOrBundleId": "com.android.settings"
  },
  "[Calculator]": {
    "packageOrBundleId": "com.google.android.calculator"
  },
  "[Chrome]": {
    "packageOrBundleId": "com.android.chrome"
  }
}

androidSettingsConfig.json (testConfig.json)

Set the path of apps.json to “apps” in dataset section of the testConfig.json file.

{
  "testConfigName": "androidSettingsConfig",

  "dataset": {
    "apps": "testConfig/android/androidSettings/dataset/apps.json"
  },

...

App1.kt

(kotlin/tutorial/basic/App1.kt)

Use app function.

package tutorial.basic

import org.junit.jupiter.api.Order
import org.junit.jupiter.api.Test
import shirates.core.configuration.Testrun
import shirates.core.driver.commandextension.*
import shirates.core.storage.app
import shirates.core.testcode.UITest

@Testrun("testConfig/android/androidSettings/testrun.properties")
class App1 : UITest() {

    @Test
    @Order(10)
    fun app() {

        scenario {
            case(1) {
                condition {
                    it.macro("[Android Settings Top Screen]")
                        .tap("Search settings")
                        .screenIs("[Android Settings Search Screen]")
                        .tap("[Search Box]")
                }.action {
                    it.sendKeys(app("[Settings].packageOrBundleId"))
                }.expectation {
                    it.textIs(app("[Settings].packageOrBundleId"))
                }
            }
        }
    }
}

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