Learn how to set up and use Appium for mobile app testing in this comprehensive tutorial. Explore the differences between hybrid and native apps, install necessary tools like JDK and Android Studio, and understand API levels and Android versions. Set up Eclipse ADT, enable developer mode on Android devices, and extract APKs. Install and configure Appium Desktop Server, write your first Appium code, and dive into desired capabilities. Discover the differences between no reset and full reset options, locate activity and package names for mobile apps, and set up Maven dependencies. Run Appium from the command line and programmatically, and learn to set up Android emulators (AVD) for testing. By the end of this tutorial, gain the skills to effectively use Appium for Android app testing.
Overview
Syllabus
Appium Installation on Windows with Real Android Device 1.
Difference in Hybrid and Native Apps | Appium Installation for Android - 2.
JDK And Android Studio Installation | Appium Installation for Android - 3.
Difference Between API Level and Android Version | Appium Installation for Android - 4.
Eclipse ADT Installation | Appium Installation for Android - 5.
Enabling Dev Mode and USB Debugging in Android | Appium Installation for Android -6.
Extracting APK of Any Android Application | Appium Installation for Android -7.
Download and Install Appium Desktop Server | Appium Installation for Android -8.
Appium Desired Capabilities | First Appium Code | Appium Installation for Android - 9.
Difference Between No Reset And Full Reset in Appium | Appium Installation for Android -10.
Finding Activity Name & Package Name for a Mobile App | Appium Installation for Android -11.
Maven Dependencies for Appium | Appium Installation for Android -12.
Running Appium from Command line | Appium Installation for Android -13.
Running Appium Server Programmatically | Appium Installation For Android - 14.
Setting up android emulator (AVD) and running Appium | Appium Installation for Android -15.
Taught by
Ashish Thakur
