Add node modules:

npm install

configure api endpoint (this step must be completed before adding a platform)

npm_config_env=test npm_config_server=http://127.0.0.1:3000 npm run set_endpoint

Create the necessary directories and files for a Cordova project:

npm run build:prepare

Configure Emulator

android

Create an AVD (Android Virtual Device) via Tools > Manage AVDs.... This AVD will be used in your testing suite.

Add platform:

npm run android:add_platform

Run the project on the simulator (prepare, compile and install):

npm run android:simulator

Install apk on Device (to do this you will need to connect the device to your computer and enable developer options see Android Developer Options)

If you haven't yet added Android platform:

npm run android:add_platform

Build and install on connected device:

npm run android:simulator

Add platform:

npm run browser:add_platform

Run the project on the simulator (prepare, compile and install):

npm run browser:simulator

You can build all platforms (andorid and browser) at once:

npm run build:all

Or build for each platform separately.

Browser:

npm run browser:build

Android:

npm run android:build

Serve locally for the web:

npm run serve

Test the sis_app unit test suite with the following command:

npm run test

Test the Android feature set using Appium.

1. Ensure that the '/test/features/appium.txt' file configuration matches your local environment settings.
2. Ensure any mobile phones are detached from your computer, then start up you local emulator: emulator -avd <emulator name>
3. Finally, run the appium tests using NPM in the following way: npm run test:android_features

The Travis configuration file, .travis.yml, will cause Travis to run our tests when code is pushed to GitHub.

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