[Automatic test] How to start making automatic test during runtime with Airtest
This is a memorandum on how to start the application automatic test tool Airtest.
What you can get by reading this article
People who have never used Airtest will be able to create simple runtime tests of applications from environment construction. (I hardly write a program)
procedure
- Install Airtest IDE
- Connect the actual Android device to the Airtest IDE
- Write a simple test process
- Run the test
1. Install Airtest IDe
Airtest Project Download it from this official website and install it.
2. Connect the actual Android device to the Airtest IDE
This is the state immediately after starting the Airtest IDE.
Click Refresh ADB with the actual device connected to the PC with a USB cable.
Then, the actual device will be listed in Devices> Mobile Phone Connection.
Click around `connect`.
The screen of the actual Android device connected in this way is displayed in synchronization.
3. Write a simple test process
Let's write a test that "touch when the specified button is found".
if(exists(button)):
touch(button)
The source code is very simple, but the point is how to define this button.
Defined by image recognition
As shown in the video, define the button variable with an image.
The source code looks like this.
4. Run the test
Press the play button to run the test.
Since the specified button existed like this, the touch process ran and the screen transitioned as expected.
Finally
I was able to create a test with almost no programming. I did the first time from installation to writing tests while writing this article, but I didn't get lost.
This time it was a very simple case of "touching when you find a button", but you can write a longer story and apply it in various ways such as tutorial breakthrough test, game main loop through test, application transition test etc. Many will come out).
By the way, the app used in this test is a game called Color Reduction Test made with Unity1Week.
environment
- Pixel3XL Android10
- Airtest IDE v1.2.5
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