Appium on iOS
Appium on iOS On an iOS device, Appium uses Apple’s UIAutomation API to interact with the UI elements. UIAutomation is a JavaScript library provided by Apple to write test scripts. Read more »
Appium on Android
Appium on Android The situation is almost similar in case of Android where Appium proxies commands to a UIAutomator test case running on the device. UIAutomator is Android’s native UI automation framework Read more »
Desired Capabilities in Appium
Desired Capabilities in Appium Desired capabilities are a set of keys and values (ex. hash table) sent to the Appium server to tell the server what kind of automation session Read more »
General Capabilities in Appium
General Capabilities in Appium These Capabilities works for multiple drivers. Read more »
Android Only Capabilities in Appium
Android Only Capabilities in Appium These Capabilities are available only on Android-based drivers. Capability Description Values appActivity Activity name for the Android activity you want to launch from your Read more »
iOS Only Capabilities in Appium
iOS Only Capabilities in Appium These Capabilities are available only on the XCUITest Driver and the deprecated UIAutomation Driver. Read more »
Prerequisites to use APPIUM
Here are the Prerequisites to use APPIUM Visual Studio [Link] Android SDK [Link]- Java Development Kit (JDK) [Link] Read more »
Setting up the Appium Tool on Windows
Setting up the Appium Tool on Windows Here are the steps to setting up the Appium Tool on Windows.. Prerequisites: This is a short list of software and hardware required for Read more »
Connect the iOS device to Appium Studio
Connect your iPhone device to your machine through USB cable After installation open Appium Studio and go to Tools -> iOS Provision Profile Management Read more »
Setting your iOS device ready for Automation
Setting your iOS device ready for Automation Here are the steps to follow, to setting your iOS device ready for Automation. On the phone go to General -> Profiles & Read more »
