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[go-nuts] Go For Android Testing
Ji Park
2015-03-18 17:29:30 UTC
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I've been using MonkeyRunner, AndroidViewClient, and Appium in Python to
test Android UI.

Can anyone point me to any resource that uses Go for Android UI testing?
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David Crawshaw
2015-03-19 13:21:29 UTC
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I am not aware of any. It has been on my mind, but I am not sure how
to do it yet. If you have any success I would be interested to hear
what worked.
Post by Ji Park
I've been using MonkeyRunner, AndroidViewClient, and Appium in Python to
test Android UI.
Can anyone point me to any resource that uses Go for Android UI testing?
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Ji Park
2015-03-20 17:49:29 UTC
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I wouldn't know where to even start making Go work with Android UIs.

I may have to see how Python does it under the hood.
Post by Ji Park
I've been using MonkeyRunner, AndroidViewClient, and Appium in Python to
test Android UI.
Can anyone point me to any resource that uses Go for Android UI testing?
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Daniel Skinner
2015-03-20 19:43:22 UTC
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One can simulate touch events over adb via command line. But to do anything
more useful than generating random events, you'd need to traverse and index
the window contents, communicate that back to something (written in Go
presumably), facilitate further communications to trigger focus/input
events, and be smart about handling the apps threading and waiting for
things to "finish".
Post by Ji Park
I wouldn't know where to even start making Go work with Android UIs.
I may have to see how Python does it under the hood.
Post by Ji Park
I've been using MonkeyRunner, AndroidViewClient, and Appium in Python to
test Android UI.
Can anyone point me to any resource that uses Go for Android UI testing?
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