FunctionalTest cases for android Apps

• Verified that the link takes you to the page it said it would.
• Ensure to have no orphan pages (a page that has no links, on buttons, tabs
• etc to it)
• Ensure that all referenced links or email addresses must be hyperlinked.
• Check all mailto links and whether it reaches properly
• Ensure that all the data’s inside combo/list box must be arranged in chronological order.
• Check the maximum field lengths to ensure that there should not any truncated characters.
• Assure that leap years are validated correctly & do not cause errors/miscalculations.
• Include value zero in all calculations.
• Assure that upper and lower values in ranges are handled correctly. (Using BVA)
• Each field should get highlighted when the cursor is in that field.
• Default values on page load/reload (Also terms and conditions should be disabled)
• Ensure that division by zero does not occur.
• Navigation should work correctly with the input methods offered by the device.
• An application for a touch device should use touch interaction to navigate all functions/screens of the application, e.g. tapping buttons, navigating lists etc.
• Ensure that all interactive elements such as buttons must respond to touch interaction on first use. It must not be difficult to touch an interactive element, such as a button, link, image, etc.
• Checks weather all requirements and checkpoints are covered.
• Give multiple inputs (Text inputs) at a time and the app should work according to that.
• Check the app weather it syncs with native functionalities.
• Whether checks for optional and mandatory fields carried out like a mandatory field should not be left blank and an optional should allow the user to skip the field.
• Closing of the application should result in “Are you sure?” message.(Depends upon app)
• Verify if the application continuous from the same place after minimizing and restarting it.
• Ensure that home page of an app should be loaded quickly within 8 seconds.
• If the device is tilted from portrait mode to landscape mode and vice versa, the app should self adjust as per the device resolution (condition: if the application supports both landscape and portrait modes).
• If the device is tilted from portrait mode to landscape mode, the screen should display an error message asking the user to switch the device back to landscape mode or the screen resolution should not change (condition: if the application supports only portrait mode)
• If the device is tilted from landscape mode to portrait mode, the screen should display an error message asking the user to switch the device back to portrait mode or the screen resolution should not change (condition: if the application supports only landscape mode)
• Verify the functionality for the Background music [If any]
  • When music running in the background of the App/game
  • App goes into idle mode
  • When app comes from the idle mode

Expected behavior: Background music should be running.

• When the Application uses network capabilities, it must be able to handle network delays and any loss of connection.
  Launch the Application.
  Start the network access from the Application.
  Put the phone in a place where there connection will be lost.
  Observe the result.
  Expected behavior: The Application will work until time out and then give an error message to the user indicating there was an error with the connection.

• When the Application uses network capabilities, it must be able to handle the device being in Airplane mode.
  Set the device to Airplane mode
  Start the Application.
  Observe the result.
  Expected behavior: The Application will give a meaningful error message to indicate that the device is in Airplane mode and the application cannot run successfully.

• Verify for the Network Reachebility.
  Expected behavior: Popup should be detect when the network is unavailable and provide a (pop-up) message informing the user.

• Verify the Materials or Advertisements.
  Expected behavior: Marketing materials or advertisements should not be there at the app (app will be rejected)

Test Cases for Demo app of MonkeyTalk

	Demo App
A	Requirement :
1	Eclipse 3.7
2	ADT Plugin
3	Android SDK
4	MonkeyTalk (For Automation)
5	ADJT Plugin
B	Test Scenarios
TestCase		Expected Result
1	Login Tab
i	Verified the length of username and password field	Username and Password field should accept values of 4 character and more (for less than 4 character it should show message)
ii	Verify the  login page title after  clicking on the login tab	It should be “Login”
iii	Verified that the pre-filled gray text appear and is it aligned correctly in the fields	It is observed that expected pre-filled gray text appears with correct allignment
iv	Verified the error message appears in case of any field left blank	Error message “Sorry! Username must be 4 or more characters.” should be shown
v	Verified that Username and password field  get highlighted when the cursor is in that field	The field  should get highlighted when the cursor is in that field
vi	Verify the welcome message after login	Welcome message should be shown as “Welcome, Username!
vii	Log out as a user	It should be properly redirect to the Login page
viii	Verified the aligment of each field on login screen and welcome screen	Alignment of each field should be proper.
ix	Verify the spelling mistakes/typos	There should not be any spelling mistakes/typos
2	Forms Tab
TestCase		Expected Result
i	Verify the  form page title after  clicking on the login tab	It should be “Forms”
ii	Check whether it should allow the user to select only one Radio button at a time i.e A,B or C	One option out off A,B ,C should be selected.
iii	Verify that Selected Radio button option get highlighted	Selected Radio button should be highlighted by different color.
iv	Check and Uncheck the check box control	ON lable  and green tick sign should be appear for checked chechbox  and OFF lable  and no sign should be appear for unchecked chechbox
v	Check the alignment of the label for the check box	Alignment  should be proper.
vi	Verified that on clicking on dropdown a list having some values should be displayed	Dropdown list with some values should be displayed
vii	Verify that dropdown list is scrollable	List should be scrollable
viii	Verify that Selected value of dropdownlist is display in textfield	Selected value of dropdownlist should displayed in textfield
ix	Verify that dropdown values is non editable	Dropdown values should not be editable by user.
x	Verify that we should not be able to type text in the box
xi	Verified that dropdown values should be Displayed according to the Atomic number
xii	Verify the minimum and maximum  limit og slider	It should be 0-100
xiii	Verifiy  the selected values of dropdown,radio button,checkbox and slider are displayed below the slider control	selected values of dropdown,radio button,checkbox and slider should be  displayed below the slider control  and separated by pipe symbol
xiv	Verify that tabbing is correct	Tabbing should be proper
xv	Verify the spelling mistakes/typos	There should not be any spelling mistakes/typos
xvi	Verifiy the aligment of each field onForms screen	Alignment of each field should be proper.
3	Hierarchy Tab
TestCase		Expected Result
i	Verified that on clicking on Hierarchy tab a list/table having some values should be displayed	List /Table with some values should be displayed .
ii	Verified that List /Table  values should be Displayed according to the Atomic number
iii	Verify that List /Table is scrollable	List /Table should be scrollable
iv	Verify that only one value can be selected  from  List /Table
v	Verify that after selecting a value or element from list all information regarding that element is displayed	All information(Atomic no,Full name of element  etc) regarding that element should be displayed
vi	Verify the spelling mistakes/typos	There should not be any spelling mistakes/typos
vii	Verifiy the aligment of each item/value  on Hierarchy screen	Alignment of each element should be proper.
4	Web Tab
TestCase		Expected Result
i	Verified that the pre-filled  text appear and is it aligned correctly in the fields	Pre-filled  text  should appear and it should aligned correctly in the fields
ii	Verified that fields get highlighted when the cursor is in that field	Fields should get highlighted when the cursor is in that field
iii	Verified that on clicking on dropdown a list having some values should be displayed	Dropdown list with some values should be displayed
iv	Verify that Selected value of dropdownlist is display in textfield	Selected value of dropdownlist should displayed in textfield
v	Verify that we can select only one value from dropdown	One value  should be selected at a time
vi	Verify that dropdown values is non editable	Dropdown values should not be editable by user.
vii	Check whether it should allow the user to select only one Radio button at a time i.e A,B or C	One option out off A,B ,C should be selected.
viii	Verify that Selected Radio button option get highlighted	Selected Radio button should be highlighted by different color.
ix	Check and Uncheck the check box control	ON lable  and green tick sign should be appear for checked chechbox  and OFF lable  and no sign should be appear for unchecked chechbox
x	Check the alignment of the label for the check box	Alignment  should be proper.
xi	Verify that after clicking  on GO button after filling all fields information of all fields is appear	Information or fields data should appear in output section
xii	Verify that tabbing is correct	Tabbing should be proper
xiii	Verify the spelling mistakes/typos	There should not be any spelling mistakes/typos
xiv	Verifiy the aligment of each field on web screen	Alignment of each field should be proper.
5	Versions of Android
TestCase		Expected Result
i	Test the app on all suppored versions of Android	App should work as expected on all supported versions of Android.

How to extract no. of links and text of links present on a page in Selenium WebDriver

How to extract no. of links and text of  links present on a page in Selenium WebDriver:

We all know that tag name for every link starts with letter “a”. “a” refers to the anchor tag. The tag name which starts with letter “a” should be a link.

Because all links has tag name “a” so we can identify links with tagName method of By class i.e.

driver.findElements(By.tagName(“a”));

To find the total no of links on a page:

Suppose you want to find total no. of links on google page for this you can use

driver.get(“http://www.google.com”);

List<WebElement> alllinkspresent=driver.findElements(By.tagName(“a”));

System.out.println(“no. of links on google page are :” +alllinkspresent.size());

Where size() method returns the total no of links on Google page.

To find or print the name of links i.e. text of links:

Suppose you want to print text of all links present on Google page for this you can use

for(int i=0; i< alllinkspresent.size(); i++)

{

System.out.println(alllinkspresent.get(i).getText());

}

To extract the links of a particular section:

Suppose you want to extract the links of languages offered by Google section for this you can use

WebElement LangSection=driver.findElement(By.xpath (“//*[@id=’addlang’]”));

List<WebElement> lang=LangSection.findElements(By.tagName(“a”));

for(int i=0; i< lang.size(); i++)

{

System.out.println(lang.get(i).getText());

}

Where LangSection is one WebElement and we have to find the all the links present in this section. For understanding of this section of code please refer following screen shot

When you run the above code you will get text of all links present in this section. Refer following screen shot

Different methods to locate UI Elements (WebElements) or Object Recognize Methods

Different methods to locate UI Elements (WebElements) or Object Recognize Methods:

There are different methods to locate UI Elements (WebElements) or to recognize objects which are as follows:
· By ID
· By Tag Name
· By Class Name
· By Link Text
· By Name
· By Partial Link Text
· By XPATH

By ID:

This method is most efficient and mostly used to locate the elements. Every element has its unique id.

Let’s take the example for Google, suppose we have to find/locate the search box of goggle. Use firebug option of Mozilla Firefox with which you can easily locate the element in HTML format. Please refer following screenshot:

<td id=”gs_tti0″ class=”gsib_a”>

Id of Search box of goggle is gs_tti0.

Now Example for how to find an element via using ID:

WebElement element = driver.findElement(By.id(“gs_tti0”));

 By Tag Name:

To find tag name of a use fire bug.

Let’s take the example for Google, suppose we have to find/locate the “Google Search” button of goggle via tag name. Use firebug option of Mozilla Firefox with which you can easily locate the element in HTML format. Please refer following screenshot:

<input type=”submit” onclick=”this.checked=1″ name=”btnK” value=”Google Search”/>

Tag Name of Google Search” button of goggle is input here.

Now Example for how to find an element via using TagName:

WebElement element = driver.findElement(By.tagName("input"));

By Class Name:

There may be many elements that are associated with same class name so finding multiple elements becomes the more practical option over finding the first element.

Example of how to find an element that looks like this:

<div class=”tsf-p” style=”position:relative”>

Here tsf-p is classname.

List<WebElement> element = driver.findElements(By.className("tsf-p "))
Remember that use findElements method instead of findElement to find multiple elements.

 By Link Text:

By using By Link Text method of class “By “you can find link element with matching visible text.

Let’s take the example for Google, suppose you want to find/locate the “Advertising Programs” link of goggle via Link Text.

Now Example for how to find an element i.e. link via using linkText:

WebElement element = driver.findElement(By.linkText("Advertising Programs"));

By Name:

By using By Name method of class “By “you can find link element via name attribute of element.

Example of how to find an element that looks like this:

<input type=”submit” onclick=”this.checked=1″ name=”btnK” value=”Google Search”>

Here” btnK” is name.

List<WebElement> element = driver.findElements(By.name("btnK "))

By Partial Link Text:

By using “BypartialLinkText” method of class “By “you can find link element with Partial matching visible text.

Let’s take the example for Google, suppose you want to find/locate the “Advertising Programs” link of goggle via BypartialLinkText. For this you can use:

WebElement element = driver.findElement(By. partialLinkText ("Advertising"));

 By XPATH:

Xpath is a locator, it is an unique address which identifies each and every element.WebDriver uses a browser’s native XPath capabilities wherever possible. To find xpath of an element use firebug and fire path adons on Mozilla Firefox.

Let’s take the example for Google, suppose we have to find/locate the search box of goggle via using xpath. Use firebug option of Mozilla Firefox with which you can easily locate the element in HTML format and copy the xpath from xpath bar of firepath tab.Please refer following screenshot:

Now Example for how to find an element via using xpath:

WebElement element = driver.findElement(By.xpath("//*[@id='gs_tti0']"));
 Note: Don’t copy the dot from xpath bar.

 

Download and Configuring the Selenium Webdriver in Eclipse

Download and Configuring the Selenium Webdriver in Eclipse:

Pre-requisites:

• JDK
• Eclipse setup
• Selenium

Steps to Download and Configuring the Selenium Webdriver in Eclipse:

1. Go to http://seleniumhq.org/download/

2. Click on Download link which is associated with java release. Download the jar files. Refer following screenshot.

3. When you download it you will get a folder. In this folder you have two jar files related to selenium and a lib folder in which you have another jar files. Refer following screenshot.

4. Now Create a New project in Eclipse for this you have to follow the following steps:

• Go to Eclipse –> Click File –> New –> Project
• In Select Wizard –> Click Java –> “Java Project” (Refer following screenshot.)
• Give the project name
• Click Finish – Click Yes

5. Now add all jars which you have downloaded earlier. Go to properties by right clicking on project.

• Click “Java Build Path”
• Click Libraries tab
• Click “Add External JARs” button
• Select both selenium jars and all other jars from lib folder of downloaded folder.

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Selenium2/Selenium Webdriver and its Features

Selenium2/Selenium Webdriver:

Selenium2=Selenium1+WebDriver

Webdriver is a tool for automating testing web applications. Webdriver makes direct calls to the browser using each browser’s native support for automation. Selenium Webdriver does not depends upon the server. We can directly run the programs/scripts in the main method. Selenium Webdriver is very simple, easy to use and to the point.

Features of Selenium Webdriver:

• Selenium Webdriver supports various languages for example java, Python, C#, Ruby, Perl, Php, Java script.
• No need to start selenium server.
• Selenium Webdriver Supports iPhone and Android testing.
• You can find coordinates of any object using Webdriver.
• You can easily simulate clicking on front and back button of browser.
• Keyword driven framework is very easy to build in webdriver.
• Webdriver uses native automation and does not have the sandbox constraints of Selenium-RC. It’s a little faster and does not require a server.

Related articles

• Selenium Introduction and Its Components
• Selenium2/Selenium Webdriver and its Features
• Download and Configuring the Selenium Webdriver in Eclipse

 

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Selenium Introduction and Its Components

Selenium Introduction:

Selenium :

Selenium is a Web testing tool. Selenium is a robust set of tools that is used to record and run web applications. There are three components of Selenium. i.e. Selenium is composed of three major tools which has their own specific roles. Selenium is free and open source.

Selenium 2 provides drivers for:

• Mozilla Firefox
• Google Chrome
• Microsoft Internet Explorer
• Opera
• Apple iPhone
• Android browsers

Selenium-IDE:

Selenium-IDE is the Integrated Development Environment for building Selenium test cases. It operates as a Firefox add-on.

Advantages of Selenium-IDE:

It is very easy to use. It has record and play feature and we can also write our own extensions and implement loops, if statements, use arrays, parameterize test cases. Selenium-IDE is very user friendly.

Limitation of Selenium-IDE:

It gets installed as an add-on on Mozilla and works only on Mozilla. IDE cannot work on browsers other than Mozilla. That’s why RC or webdriver is used.

Selenium-RC (Remote Control):

Selenium Remote Control (RC) is a test tool that allows you to write automated web application UI tests in any programming language.

Advantages of Selenium-RC:

Selenium Remote Control is great for testing complex AJAX-based web applications. Selenium Remote Control can be used for any java script enabled browser.

Limitation of Selenium-RC:

In RC we have to start the server again and again i.e. RC completely depends upon server. Switching between the multiple instances of the same browser is not possible. Switching between the multiple instances of the different browsers is not possible.

Selenium-Grid:

Selenium Grid is a server that allows tests to use web browser instances running on remote machines. With Selenium Grid, one server acts as the hub.

MonkeyTalk all Actions/methods with their Description and Examples

MonkeyTalk all Actions/methods  with their Description and Examples:

MonkeyTalk	Action	Description	Example for android
Device	Rotate	This method is used for Change the device orientation. Android:Landscape,Portrait Ios:Left,Right	Device *  Rotate Landscape
	Back	iOS: Pops the current UINavigationItem (if there is one) Android: Presses the hardware device key	Device *  back
	forward	iOS: Pushes the next UINavigationItem, if there is one Android: ignored.	N/A on Android.
	search	iOS: ignored. Android: Presses the device search key.	Device *  Search
	Screenshot	This method is used to create screenshot folder in running project and we can capture screenshot at any point	Device *  Screenshot
	Menu	Android: Presses the device menu key. iOS: ignored	Device * Menu
	Shake	This method is used for specific apps.	Device * Shake
	Get	This method returns “iOS” or “Android”.	Device * Get a
Table	Select	This method is used to select an element from the table.	Table * Select Boron
	SelectRow	Select a row. row – the row to select section – the section containing the row. (Ignored on Android). Where row and section are arguments.
	ScrollToRow(by row)	Scroll to a row by row number. Row – the row to select section – the section containing the row. (Ignored on Android). Where row and section are arguments and both args should be integer.
	ScrollToRow(by Value)	Scroll to a row by value. value (int)- the value of the row to scroll to.
	SetEditing	Enable/disable table editing. iOS: Enabled editing mode for table. Android: ignored.	N/A on Android.
	Insert	Insert a row into the table. iOS: Inserts a row. Android: Ignored.	N/A on Android.
	Remove	Remove a row from the table.  iOS: Deletes the row. Android: Ignored.	N/A on Android.
	Move	Move a row. iOS: Moves a row. Android: Ignored	N/A on Android.
	SelectIndex	Selects an item by index.	Table * SelectIndex 3 Where 3 is item no i.e index and index should be integer.
	LongSelectIndex	Long press an item by index.	Table * LongSelectIndex 4 Where 4 is item no i.e index and index should be integer.
View	verify	Verifies that a property of the component has some expected value.If  Expected value is null then it  verifies the existence of the component.	Syntax: ComponentType MonkeyId  Verify arg where for argument pass expected value for verification and componenttype can be any component of monkeytalk like label,button,tabbar etc. Example: Label #1 Verify “Welcome, test!” %thinktime=8000 Label LOGOUT Verify LOGOUT %thinktime=3000 or View  LOGOUT Verify LOGOUT %thinktime=3000
	verifyNot	Verifies that a property of the component does not have some value.If  Expected value is null then it  verifies the non-existence of the component.	ComponentType MonkeyId  VerifyNot arg Label LOGOUT VerifyNot Login %thinktime=3000 or View LOGOUT VerifyNot Login %thinktime=3000
	verifyRegex	Verifies that a property of the component matches some regular expression.
	verifyNotRegex	Verifies that a property of the component does not have a value matching a regular expression
	verifyWildcard	Verifies that a property of the component does have a value matching some wildcard expression
	verifyNotWildcard	Verifies that a property of the component does not have a value matching some wildcard expression
	Get	Retrieves a property value from the component	Syntax: ComponentType MonkeyId Get Variable PropPath Example: Button LOGIN Get b :text Label #1 Get a
	Tap	Taps on the component. On Android, plays a “click”. On iOS, plays a TouchDown/TouchMove/TouchUp sequence.	Button LOGOUT Tap
	Swipe	Swipe(scroll)  the component in direction Left, Right, Up, or Down (case insensitive)	WebView webview swipe Down Table * Swipe Up Slider * Swipe Right
	Drag	Touch down, drag across the component, then up	Input username Drag 43 154 181 162 where 43 and 154 are x1,y1 i.e starting cordinates and 181 & 162 are x2,y2  i.e ending cordinates.
	TouchDown	Start touching the component.	Input username TouchDown 43 154 where 43 and 154 are x and y cordinates of touch and x,y should be integer.
	TouchMove	Drag across the component. one or more (x,y) coordinate pairs specifying the path of the drag gesture	Input username TouchMove 146 170
	TouchUp	Stop touching the component	Input username TouchUp 43 154 where 43 and 154 are x and y cordinates of touch where touch is released and x,y should be integer.
	Pinch	Pinch the component. scale – The scale factor relative to the points of the two touches in screen coordinates velocity – The velocity of the pinch in scale factor per second (read-only)
	Exec	Call a method on a component. The method must take zero or more String arguments and return a String result.	Not implemented yet by gorilla logics.
	LongPress	Performs a long press on the component. On Android, plays a “longClick”. On iOS, plays a longPush gesture	View LOGOUT  LongPress Button LOGIN  LongPress
ButtonSelector	Select	Select an item by value.	ButtonSelector forms_radios select A
	SelectIndex	Selects an item by index.
	LongSelectIndex	Long press an item by index.
Input	EnterText	Enter text into the input field. text – the text to enter hitDone – iOS: if true, hit Done key after entering text. Android: ignored. Where text and hitdone are arguments of entertext action.	Input username EnterText test
	Clear	Clear text from the input field	Input username Clear
Script	Run	Run the script with the given args.	Script test1.mt Run john “my password” %thinktime=3000
	RunWith	Run the script with the given CSV file.	Script datdriven.mt RunWith credentials.csv
Slider	Select	Select a numeric component value	Slider forms_slider_bar Select 52 %thinktime=3000
TabBar	Select	Select an item by value.	TabBar * Select hierarchy %thinktime=1000
	SelectIndex	Selects an item by index.	TabBar * SelectIndex 2 %thinktime=5000
	LongSelectIndex	Long press an item by index.
Vars	Define	Define the named variables used in the script.	Vars * Define user pass
CheckBox	On	This action sets or returns the checked state of a checkbox.	CheckBox forms_checkbox on
	Off	This action sets or returns the Unchecked state of a checkbox.	CheckBox forms_checkbox off
ItemSelector	Select	Select an item by value.	ItemSelector * Select Carbon
	SelectIndex	Selects an item by index.	ItemSelector * SelectIndex 8
	LongSelectIndex	Long press an item by index.	ItemSelector * LongSelectIndex 8
Button	Tap	Taps(click) on the Button. On Android, plays a “click”. On iOS, plays a TouchDown/TouchMove/TouchUp sequence.	Button LOGOUT Tap
DatePicker	EnteDate	Change the current date value. A date with the format YYYY-MM-DD where YYYY is the year, MM is the month (01-12), and DD is the day (01-31).
NumericSelector	select	Select a numeric component value
RatingBar	select	Select a numeric component value
Scroller	scroll	Scroll to the specified coordinates. x – the x-coordinate (horizontal) y – the y-coordinate (vertical)
TextArea	EnterText	Enter text into the input field. text – the text to enter hitDone – iOS: if true, hit Done key after entering text. Android: ignored. Where text and hitdone are arguments of entertext action.	TextArea * enterText “This is a textarea”
	Clear	Clear text from the input field	TextArea * Clear
ToolBar	SelectIndex	Selects an item by index.
	LongSelectIndex	Long press an item by index.
VideoPlayer	Play	Play the video from the current playback point.
	Pause	Stop the video at the current playback point
	Stop	Stop the video and set playback to the starting point.
Menu	Select	Select an item by value.	Menu * select About
	Verify		Menu * Verify About
	SelectIndex	Selects an item by index.
	LongSelectIndex	Long press an item by index.
Doc	vars	Document the named variables used in the script.
	script	Document the script itself.
Label	All methods of view are applicable on label.		Label #1 Verify “Welcome, test!” Label LOGOUT VerifyNot LOGIN
Setup	Run	Run the setup script with the given args.	SetUp login.mt run john “my password”
	RunWith	Data-drive the setup script with the given CSV data file.	SetUp login.mt runwith cre.csv (where the first arg is the data file filename )
Teardown	Run	Run the teardown script with the given args	TearDown logout.mt run
	RunWith	Data-drive the teardown script with the given CSV data file.	TearDown logout.mt runwith logout.csv
Test	Run	Run the test script with the given args.	Test testcase1.mt run
	RunWith	Data-drive the test script with the given CSV data file.	Test testcase1.mt runwith login.csv
Toggle	On	Enabled the switch on.	Toggle MonkeyId On
	Off	Disabled the switch.	Toggle MonkeyId Off

Related articles

• MonkeyTalk Modifiers
• MonkeyTalk Command
• MonkeyTalk DataDriven Script
• MonkeyTalk Parameterized script
• MonkeyTalk Simple Script
• Connecting MonkeyTalk IDE to Emulator, Simulator, or Real Device:
• MonkeyTalk components,Features and Benefits

MonkeyTalk TestSuite

MonkeyTalk Test Suite:

MonkeyTalk Test Suite is a file with extension .mts in which you can manage the number of scripts. You can use SetUp, TearDown and Test commands in test suites. A test suite can only contain three types of commands.

Test is a script which runs as part of test suite.

Setup-A script to run before each test in the script.

TearDown – A script to run after each test in the script.

Steps to create Test Suite:

• Right click on Project.
• Select new.
• Then Select Test Suite.

Scripts which you want to run through testsuite should have extension .mt.

Test Suite Must contains at least one Script.

Advantage:

We can Run no of scripts in one go and Screenshots are captured and stored in screenshot folder under project in report folder for failures automatically.

Test suites output the standard XML report, making MonkeyTalk easy to integrate into existing systems.

Results:

The results are displayed in the JUnit panel at the bottom of the screen.

You can also view Results from Test Xml file under project in report folder.

Related articles

• MonkeyTalk Modifiers
• MonkeyTalk components,Features and Benefits

List of MonkeyTalk Component Types

List of MonkeyTalk Component Types:

MonkeyTalk	Android	IOS
Device	Device	Device
Table	ListView	UITableView
View	View	View
ButtonSelector	RadioGroup	UISegmentedControl
Input	EditText	UITextField
Script	–	–
Slider	SeekBar	UISlider
TabBar	TabHost	UITabBar
Vars	–	–
CheckBox	CheckBox	UISwitch
ItemSelector	Spinner	UIPicker
Button	Button	UIButton
DatePicker	DatePicker	UIDatePicker
NumericSelector	–	–
RatingBar	Slider	RatingBar
Scroller	Scroller	UIScrollView
TextArea	TextView	UITextView
ToolBar	ActionBar	UIToolBar
VideoPlayer	VideoView	MPMoviePlayerController
Menu	Menu	TabBar
Doc	–	–
Label	TextView	UILabel
Setup	–	–
Teardown	–	–
Test	–	–
Toggle	ToggleButton	UISwitch

Related articles

• MonkeyTalk Command
• MonkeyTalk components,Features and Benefits