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The evolution of Android UI test frameworks syntax
Android test frameworks have gone through multiple refinements from the moment this operation system reached the public. In this article, I will pay
Denys Zelenchuk Espresso: Asserting all views with the same id are not displayed.
If you use Espresso for Android at some point you may need to check that all views that share the same id are not displayed in the view hierarchy. If your
UIAutomator Cheat Sheet
In addition to Espresso-Web cheat sheet you can find a cheat sheet for UIAutomator APIs. Their methods were split into six groups to reflect the usage area
Espresso-Web Cheat Sheet
Espresso-Web cheat sheet is a nice reference to the methods used for testing Android WebView UI components. It shows how Espresso-Web API can be
Preparing android emulator for UI test automation
Current post explains how to set up android emulator for UI test automation. Properly configured emulator is the basis for reliable tests. Hundreds or
Writing ViewHolder Matcher with Espresso for Android
Recently we had a need to adapt Espresso tests to operate on RecyclerView after application migration from ListView component. The current Espresso view
Espresso & UIAutomator – the perfect tandem
Espresso for Android is perfect and fast test automation framework, but it has one important limitation – you are allowed to operate only inside your
Updating Android SDK from command line
Here is a good post about updating Android SDK from the command line – https://developer.android.com/studio/command-line/sdkmanager. Very useful
Discovering Espresso for Android: how to get current activity?
When writing Espresso tests there is always a need of getting current activity while testing with Espresso for Android across multiple activities. Below is
Discovering Espresso for Android: implementing CountingIdlingResource
This post shows how to use Espresso IdlingResource that keeps a counter to determine application under test idleness. Such IdlingResource is called
