In an older post from 2013 I briefly described the Android test automation tool called Espresso. Espresso is the test automation framework provided by Google to implement fast and reliable tests for Android apps. Since last year Espresso is available in the version 2.0 and has fixed lots of issues and is now supporting most of the Android UI elements. If you are new to Espresso you can check the following URLs, they provide a getting started, Espresso guide and some Espresso samples.
Espresso is a UI test framework (part of the Android Testing Support Library) that allows you to create automated UI tests for your Android app. Espresso tests run on actual device or emulator (they are instrumentation based tests) and behave as if an actual user is using the app (i.e. If a particular view is off screen, the test won't be able to interact with it).
- Espresso Cheat Sheet In an older post from 2013 I briefly described the Android test automation tool called Espresso. Espresso is the test automation framework provided by Google to implement fast and reliable tests for Android apps.
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URLs:
- Espresso Setup
- Espresso Getting Started
- Espresso Samples on GitHub
Today I found the Espresso Cheat Sheet (I don’t know why this not happened earlier 🙂 ), but nevertheless I want to share it with you as well. Read more
Home »In an older post from 2013 I briefly described the Android test automation tool called Espresso. Espresso is the test automation framework provided by Google to implement fast and reliable tests for Android apps. Since last year Espresso is available in the version 2.0 and has fixed lots of issues and is now supporting most of the Android UI elements. If you are new to Espresso you can check the following URLs, they provide a getting started, Espresso guide and some Espresso samples.
URLs:
- Espresso Setup
- Espresso Getting Started
- Espresso Samples on GitHub
Today I found the Espresso Cheat Sheet (I don’t know why this not happened earlier 🙂 ), but nevertheless I want to share it with you as well.
The Cheat Sheet shows all possible matchers, view actions and view assertions and is really helpful to have all possible commands available while developing the automated tests.
The Cheat Sheet can be downloaded from here. The complete Espresso documentation can be found on the developer.android.com section Espresso testing.
Android Espresso Cheat Sheet Printable
Enjoy your Espresso and Happy Testing!
Android Espresso Cheat Sheet
Update: New Cheat Sheet version 2.1: https://google.github.io/android-testing-support-library/downloads/espresso-cheat-sheet-2.1.0.pdf