Appium, Test-Driven Development, and Continuous Integration
- 1. T10 Mobile Testing 5/11/17 11:15 Appium, Test-‐Driven Development, and Continuous Integration Presented by: James Koch Quilmont Brought to you by: 350 Corporate Way, Suite 400, Orange Park, FL 32073 888-‐-‐-‐268-‐-‐-‐8770 ·∙·∙ 904-‐-‐-‐278-‐-‐-‐0524 -‐ info@techwell.com -‐ http://www.starwest.techwell.com/
- 2. James Koch James Koch, CTFL, is a solutions architect for Quilmont, an advanced automation firm, based in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. Starting as a software test engineer with SiriusXM Satellite Radio, James worked on everything from their mobile application to regression testing on CE and OEM devices. That ignited his passion for testing software and QA. He applies his operations background to software development, working with agile and DevOps practices. James understands the philosophies for automating testing and is well versed in the most popular frameworks, including Appium. He is an ISTQB certified software tester and an active member of the ASTQB.
- 3. Appium, Test Driven Development, and Continuous Integration Presented By: James Koch, CTFL
- 4. ■ Since 2006: ◻ Consulting services on automated tools & QA processes ◻ 15 years experience in SDLC & test automation architecture ■ Quilmont Solutions specializes in Automated Testing, Software & Mobile App Development, and Learning Management. We strive to provide organizations with a comprehensive testing practice by fully utilizing industry leading software testing tools for mobile, web and desktop applications. ■ Quilmont Solutions strives to solve software development/mobile app challenges with software products and services. We identify and develop solutions to maximize productivity and efficiency for both commercial and government organizations. We don’t only find the right solution, but will also provide implementation, documentation and training & development support. Quilmont Solutions
- 5. Introduction ■ James Koch, CTFL: ◻ IT Solutions Architect ◻ Writer for Tech Beacon and http://www.swtestacademy.com/ ◻ International Software Test Qualification Board (ISTQB)
- 7. Appium’s Philosophy ■ You shouldn't have to recompile your app or modify it in any way in order to automate it ◻ iOS: Apple's UIAutomation ◻ Google's UiAutomator ■ You shouldn't be locked into a specific language or framework to write and run your tests ■ A mobile automation framework shouldn't reinvent the wheel when it comes to automation APIs ■ A mobile automation framework should be open source
- 8. Why Choose Appium? ■ More and more, firms are choosing Appium! ■ Plug-in Ability ◻ Jenkins ◻ Selenium Grid ■ Deploy ◻ Sauce Labs ◻ AWS- Device Farm ◻ SIGOS- App Experience App Experience
- 9. Tools ■ Appium ■ Intellij Community ■ Java Client Library ■ Selenium ■ TestNG ■ Android Studio or Standalone ■ Xcode and Command Line Tools
- 10. Selenium ■ WebDriver ■ iOS Driver ■ Android Driver ■ Appium Driver
- 11. The Page Object Model ■ Two directories in POM: ◻ Pages ■ Base Page ◻ Abstract- Contains any methods ◻ Sets up Driver and Page Factory Object ■ Application Page ◻ Documents any and all methods and objects for that page ◻ Tests ■ Test Base ◻ Abstract- lays out framework and the execution steps ■ Application Page Tests ◻ Abides by Test Base’s rules and calls methods from the Application Page we wish to test
- 12. Test Driven Development ■ Testing while developing ■ Create a feature- run test ■ Create new feature- test both ■ Create new feature- test all three!
- 13. Continuous Integration ■ Process by which all the developers local working code base will be merged to share with a common repository several times during the product development. ■ Bundles important SDLC steps into a single automated and repeatable process: ◻ Configuration management ◻ Compilation and Software builds ◻ Testing ◻ Deployment
- 14. Continuous Integration Automated process that analyzes the validity of the code checked in: ■ Compile: Generating the executable files by linking the code and compiling after ■ Unit Testing: Writing unit tests, executing them, checking code coverage and reporting the results ■ Regression and Build Acceptance Testing: After all application code is developed and all unit tests are performing optimally, a regression suite should be executed to assure all components work in unison ■ Deploy: Build the code and install it into a test/production environment. ■ Integration testing: Executing functional and performance tests in a production environment. ■ Report: Establishing the status of build by posting results to a central location
- 15. Continuous Integration ■ GitHub ◻ Source code repository ◻ Application Code ◻ Test Code ■ Jenkins ◻ CI Server ◻ Build Process ◻ Testing Process ◻ Deployment Process
- 16. Jenkins CI Process 1. Check iOS or Android project into Jenkins from GitHub 2. Verify if any changes were made to the application code 3. Start the Selenium Grid Hub 4. Start Selenium Grid Nodes with separate Appium instances for each physical device 5. Open and run the TestNG tests associated with each project and execute those tests 6. Produce HTML and TestNG reports of that particular run
- 17. Let’s See it in Action! DEMO
- 18. Contact Us www.quilmont.com T: (843) 410-3477 E: info@quilmont.com A: 4108 Carolina Commercial Dr, Myrtle Beach, SC 29579, United States
- 19. What resources are available for Appium? 1. Appium Essentials Book 2. Tutorials from Appium 3. ALPI Appium Training Workshop