robotframework-androidlibrary is a Robot Framework test library for all your Android automation needs.
It uses Calabash Android to communicate with your instrumented Android application similar to how Selenium WebDriver talks to your web browser.
Installation
To install, just fetch the latest version from PyPI:
pip install --upgrade robotframework-androidlibrary
Usage
To use the library, import it at the beginning of a Robot Framework Test:
Setting |
Value |
|---|---|
Library |
AndroidLibrary |
Documentation
The keyword documentation can be found at <http://lovelysystems.github.com/robotframework-androidlibrary/>
Prepare your App
robotframework-androidlibrary uses calabash-android underneath. To install calabash-android (we’ve only tested this with v0.3.2 yet), use the following command:
gem install --version '= 0.4.18' calabash-android
To prepare your android app look at <https://github.com/calabash/calabash-android#installation>
License
robotframework is a port of the ruby-based calabash-android and therefore licensed under the Eclipse Public License (EPL) v1.0
Development by Lovely Systems GmbH, sponsored by Axel Springer AG.
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