swipe, flick
You can swipe or flick screen using these functions.
functions
swipe function | description | flick function |
---|---|---|
swipeTo | Swipe the element to another element | n/a |
swipeToAdjust | Swipe the element to another element, with adjustment | n/a |
swipeVerticalTo | Swipe the element to y coordinate vertically | n/a |
swipeHorizontalTo | Swipe the element to x coordinate horizontally | n/a |
swipeToTop | Swipe the element to top | flickToTop |
swipeToRight | Swipe the element to right | flickToRight |
swipeToBottom | Swipe the element to bottom | flickToBottom |
swipeToLeft | Swipe the element to left | flickToLeft |
swipeToCenter | Swipe the element to center of the scroll area | n/a |
swipeToCenterOfScreen | Swipe the element to center of screen | n/a |
swipeCenterToTop | Swipe from center to top | flickCenterToTop |
swipeCenterToRight | Swipe from center to right | flickCenterToRight |
swipeCenterToBottom | Swipe from center to bottom | flickCenterToBottom |
swipeCenterToLeft | Swipe from center to left | flickCenterToLeft |
swipeLeftToRight | Swipe from left to right | flickLeftToRight |
swipeRightToLeft | Swipe from right to left | flickRightToLeft |
swipeBottomToTop | Swipe from bottom to top | flickBottomToTop, flickAndGoDown, flickAndGoDownTurbo |
swipeTopToBottom | Swipe from top to bottom | flickTopToBottom, flickAndGoUp, flickAndGoUpTurbo |
swipePointToPoint | Swipe from the start coordinate to the end coordinate | n/a |
swipeElementToElement | Swipe from the start element to the end element | n/a |
swipeElementToElementAdjust | Swipe from the start element to the end element with adjustment | n/a |
swipeTo, swipeToAdjust
Swipe1.kt
(kotlin/tutorial/basic/Swipe1.kt
)
@Test
@Order(10)
fun swipeTo_swipeToAdjust() {
scenario {
case(1) {
condition {
it.macro("[Android Settings Top Screen]")
}.action {
it.select("[Battery]")
.swipeTo("[Network & internet]")
}.expectation {
}
}
case(2) {
condition {
it.macro("[Android Settings Top Screen]")
}.action {
it.select("[Battery]")
.swipeToAdjust("[Network & internet]")
}.expectation {
}
}
}
}
swipeTo is not precise, but fast.
swipeToAdjust is more precise, but slow.
swipeToCenter, swipeToTop, swipeToBottom
Swipe1.kt
(kotlin/tutorial/basic/Swipe1.kt
)
@Test
@Order(20)
fun swipeToCenter_swipeToTop_swipeToBottom() {
scenario {
case(1) {
condition {
it.macro("[Android Settings Top Screen]")
.exist("[Notifications]")
.exist("[Battery]")
}.action {
it.select("[Battery]")
.swipeToCenterOfScreen()
.swipeToTopOfScreen(durationSeconds = 10.0)
}.expectation {
it.dontExist("[Notifications]")
.exist("[Storage]")
}
}
case(2) {
condition {
it.exist("[Security & privacy]")
.exist("[Location]")
}.action {
it.select("[Security & privacy]")
.swipeToBottomOfScreen(durationSeconds = 10.0)
}.expectation {
it.exist("[Security & privacy]")
.dontExist("[Location]")
}
}
}
}
swipePointToPoint
Swipe1.kt
(kotlin/tutorial/basic/Swipe1.kt
)
@Test
@Order(30)
fun swipePointToPoint() {
scenario {
case(1) {
condition {
it.macro("[Android Settings Top Screen]")
}.action {
it.swipePointToPoint(
startX = viewBounds.centerX,
startY = viewBounds.centerY,
endX = viewBounds.centerX,
endY = viewBounds.top
)
}.expectation {
}
}
case(2) {
action {
it.swipePointToPoint(
startX = viewBounds.centerX,
startY = viewBounds.centerY,
endX = viewBounds.centerX,
endY = viewBounds.bottom,
durationSeconds = 0.2
)
}.expectation {
}
}
}
}
For more examples, see Swipe1.kt