In this tutorial, you will learn about different ways of accessing UI elements when writing UI Tests in Xcode. Let’s assume we have this view with a Signup form details on it. This view has 5 UITextFields and a single button. UIElement Groups Below is a list of UI elements groups that you can use…
Read More Accessing UI Elements in Xcode UI TestTest Plans in Xcode allow us to run Unit Tests and UI Tests with different configurations multiple times. It is very convenient and is very quick. Available Configuration Options Each Test Plan can have a different configuration. Launch arguments and Launch environment variables, Language and region, Sanitizers and Main Thread Checker, Simulated location, UI Testing…
Read More Test Plans in XcodeThere are times when we need our UI Test code to pass some information to our mobile app, not by typing it into a Text Field or a Text View but by sending it as a command-line argument or as a launch environment property. To pass a command-line launch argument or an environment key-value pair…
Read More UI Testing. Launch Arguments & Launch EnvironmentBy default, Xcode will automatically create a screenshot of the app if UI Test fails. If needed, we can also create a screenshot programmatically and include it in a Test Report with the help of the XCTAttachment class. In this tutorial, you will learn how to create a screenshot of a specific UI element as well…
Read More XCUIScreenshot – Creating Screenshots in UI TestWhen we create a new UI Test Case class, Xcode will create a new Swift class that already contains some structure. The new UI Test Case class will extend the XCTestCase class and will already have a few default methods created. Below is a default template of a new UI Test Case class. UI Test Case Class…
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