Dreamforce 2014 Mobile Theatre Session - Automated Testing for Salesforce1 Mobile Apps Using the Appium Framework
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My session at the Mobile Theatre in Dev Zone at Dreamforce 2014 on how to use the open source Appium framework for Salesforce1 mobile app automation testing
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Dreamforce 2014 Mobile Theatre Session - Automated Testing for Salesforce1 Mobile Apps Using the Appium Framework
- 1. Automated Testing for Salesforce1 Mobile Apps Using the Appium Framework Gaurav Kheterpal – Mobility, Metacube gauravkheterpal Starts at 10 AM
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- 3. Gaurav Kheterpal Head – Mobility Metacube
- 4. • Native App Automation • Hybrid App Automation • How it works? • Best Practices • Continuous Integration • Summary • Q&A Agenda Salesforce1 Mobile Why Automate? Mobile Automation Challenges Introducing Appium WebDriver Wire Protocol Setting Up Salesforce1 – Sample Mobile Apps
- 10. Why Automate? Image courtesy - http://johnhammink.blogspot.kr/2010/11/off-beaten-path-test-automation-that.html
- 14. Introducing Appium Open source test automation framework Works for both native and hybrid mobile apps Uses WebDriver JSON Wire Protocol external SDK, No Re-compilation knowledge of underlying app source code
- 16. WebDriver JSON Wire Protocol Selenium WebDriver – the de-facto industry standard for browser automation Currently a W3C Working ‘Draft’ Appium runs a HTTP Server managing WebDriver sessions Server listens for commands, executes on device/ simulator and sends back a HTTP response
- 22. Salesforce1 – Sample Native App
- 23. Salesforce1 – Native App Automation Script Creation
- 24. Salesforce1 – Native App Automation Script Creation
- 25. Salesforce1 – Native App Automation Script Execution
- 26. Salesforce1 – Sample Hybrid App
- 27. Salesforce1 – Hybrid App Automation Script Creation
- 28. Salesforce1 – Hybrid App Automation Script Execution
- 29. Automation Best Practices Test Early, Test Often Positive, Negative, Edge, Bulk Cases Reports & Statistics Avoid debugs, SOPs, code cluttering TDD
- 31. Continuous Integration – Putting It All Together! Hook up your scripts with a CI Tool such as Jenkins CloudBees CircleCI CISimple Report on your automated tests using a tool such as TestNG + ReportNG Analyse your test results using a framework such as New Relic
- 32. Summary Download & Setup Mobile SDK over Sample App Code Download & Setup Appium Record Your Scripts Play Your Scripts them into a Maven Project Hook it up to your CI Server Boom – You’re all set to automate your Salesforce1 native & hybrid apps!
- 33. A Questions?