NativeDriver offers test automation for Android and iOS native applications. It implements the WebDriver API. Google has created NativeDriver, an implementation of the WebDriver API, a test automation framework that uses the native UI instead of a browser UI, as Selenium does, to run functional tests on an application. Google has decided to reuse the WebDriver API for native applications instead of creating a new one due to many similarities between them - they both control the same UI operations such as click, type, read text, switch window-, and users familiar with WebDriver do not need to learn another API and can start using NativeDriver immediately. Currently working on the following versions:
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An example of a simple NativeDriver test looks like this:
AndroidNativeDriver driver = new AndroidNativeDriverBuilder().withDefaultServer().build(); driver.startActivity("com.google.android.maps.MapsActivity"); // Open the Places activity by clicking the places button (to the right of the search box) AndroidNativeDriver btn= driver.findElement(By.id("btn_header_places")); btn.click(); // Dismiss the Places window. Equivalent to pressing the Android Back button driver.navigate().back(); // Rotate the device to show the UI in landscape mode driver.rotate(ScreenOrientation.LANDSCAPE);
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