This project serves as a boilerplate for automating Android and iOS mobile applications using a single codebase with TestNG and the Appium library. It provides cross-platform support, easy setup, and comes with examples to help you quickly get started with writing and executing mobile automation tests. Feel free to clone the repository, explore the sample test scripts, and contribute to the project.

1. Java
2. Maven
3. NodeJS

1. Install XCode

2. Download and Install Android Studio

3. Create a new system variable for ANDROID_HOME pointed to the Android SDK location

4. Update the system path variable with ANDROID_HOME\platform-tools

5. Install Appium 2.0 (You may refer to the official Appium documentation)

   npm install -g appium

6. Install Appium Drivers

   appium driver install uiautomator2

   appium driver install xcuitest

Note: Environment Variables

1. Using IntelliJ IDEA

   • Go to Maven Profiles
   • Select android or ios Maven Profile as the platform
   • Select dev, qa, uat, pre-prod or prod as the environment
   • Select the test classes on the src/test/java folder
   • Right-click and click on Run

2. Using Command Line

   • To run the smoke test suite in Android against the QA environment

     mvn clean test -Pandroid,qa,smoke-test

   • To run the regression test suite in iOS against the UAT environment

     mvn clean test -Pios,uat,regression-test

Note: By default, if no Maven profiles are selected, the tests will be executed on the android platform and in the dev environment.

• Appium Mobile App Automation — Tutorial 1
• Appium Mobile App Automation — Tutorial 2

MIT License

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