A test project for StoryMaker that utilizes Espresso

###Credits

StoryMakerTest was developed by Scal.io and Small World News as part of the StoryMaker project with the generous support of Open Technology Fund.

StoryMaker - Make your story great

Using Eclipse:

1. Import the StoryMakerTest project into your StoryMaker Eclipse workspace.

2. Add the StoryMaker project to the Java Build Path of the StoryMakerTest project.

    StoryMaker -> Project Properties -> Java Build Path -> Projects(Tab) -> Add -> Select StoryMaker
   

3. Add a JUnit Test Run Configuration.

    Run -> Run Configurations -> (Left Pane) StoryMakerTest -> Test (Tab)
   

   • In the Test tab:
     • Make sure "Run all tests in the selected project" is set to "StoryMakerTest"
     • Make sure "Instrumentation Runner" is set to "com.google.android.apps.common.testing.testrunner.GoogleInstrumentationTestRunner"

Spoon automatically runs tests against all devices available to adb and generates pretty HTML reports in ./spoon-output/.

To invoke spoon:

java -jar ./spoon/spoon-runner-1.1.1-jar-with-dependencies.jar \ 
--class-name info.guardianproject.mrapp.test.TestCreateStory \  # fully qualified test class name. Ignore to run all tests
--apk ./path/to/StoryMaker.apk \
--test-apk ./bin/StoryMakerTest.apk

Note: IPTest in the BouncyCastle library is detected by Spoon if you don't specify a test --class-name, and Spoon is unable to run that test.

• Josh Steiner
• Micah Lucas
• David Brodsky