Testing With Open Source

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This document summarizes a 1 hour workshop on testing Android applications with open source tools. It discusses writing Android tests with JUnit, running tests with Instrumentation, using Maven for build management and automation, and integrating with Hudson for continuous integration. Examples are provided for writing and running tests in AndroidTestCase and InstrumentationTestCase, and using the Maven Android plugin and Hudson build server.

Testing Android
with Open Source
~ Matthias Käppler ~

February 23rd, 2010

1h Workshop
(1) Writing Android tests 5m

(2) Writing Android tests: Example 15m

(3) Build management / Maven 5m

(4) Build management / Maven: Example 15m

(5) Build automation / Hudson 5m

(6) Build automation / Hudson: Example 15m

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Android testing

How do we write tests for Android?

Android testing

As usual! Android uses JUnit 3

android.test:

AndroidTestCase < junit.framework.TestCase

InstrumentationTestCase < junit.framework.TestCase

Android testing

AndroidTestCase
ApplicationTestCase

ProviderTestCase2

ServiceTestCase

Android testing
InstrumentationTestCase
(SyncBaseInstrumentation)

(SingleLaunchActivityTestCase)

ActivityUnitTestCase

ActivityInstrumentationTestCase2

Android testing

How do we run tests for Android?

Build management

Nice, we have tests now.

But my build server
doesn't click buttons.

Build management

We need something that can run
builds from the command line.

Build management

Maven 2 does these sorts of things.
(and MUCH more, in fact)

Build management

Maven 2 is a build system.

Build management

Maven 2 is a dependency
management system.

Build management

Maven 2 is a life-cycle
management system.

Build management

Maven 2 is a report and
documentation generator.

Build management

In fact: Maven 2 is a platform.

Build management

There's a plugin for Android!
maven-android-plugin

Build management

Maven's central notion is the project.

It's described by the POM.

Android testing

Let's have a look at one...

Build automation

Nice, we can now build and deploy our
app from the command line.

But we still have to do it manually.

Build automation

What we need is a build server, which
automatically triggers builds.

Build automation

Hudson does these sorts of things.

Build automation

Hudson is a continuuous integration server. It can
run builds when people commit pieces of work.

This is extremely helpful for discovering
software regressions early on.

Build automation

Hudson is a Java Web application.
It consists of a single WAR.

$ java -jar hudson.war

More information

maven.apache.org

code.google.com/p/maven-android-plugin

hudson-ci.org

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1. Testing Android with Open Source ~ Matthias Käppler ~ February 23rd, 2010

2. 1h Workshop (1) Writing Android tests 5m (2) Writing Android tests: Example 15m (3) Build management / Maven 5m (4) Build management / Maven: Example 15m (5) Build automation / Hudson 5m (6) Build automation / Hudson: Example 15m

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4. Android testing How do we write tests for Android?

5. Android testing As usual! Android uses JUnit 3 android.test: AndroidTestCase < junit.framework.TestCase InstrumentationTestCase < junit.framework.TestCase

6. Android testing AndroidTestCase ApplicationTestCase ProviderTestCase2 ServiceTestCase

7. Android testing InstrumentationTestCase (SyncBaseInstrumentation) (SingleLaunchActivityTestCase) ActivityUnitTestCase ActivityInstrumentationTestCase2

8. Android testing How do we run tests for Android?

9. Android testing Using Instrumentation.

10. Android testing Work it!

11. Build management Nice, we have tests now. But my build server doesn't click buttons.

12. Build management We need something that can run builds from the command line.

13. Build management Maven 2 does these sorts of things. (and MUCH more, in fact)

14. Build management Maven 2 is a build system.

15. Build management Maven 2 is a dependency management system.

16. Build management Maven 2 is a life-cycle management system.

17. Build management Maven 2 is a report and documentation generator.

18. Build management In fact: Maven 2 is a platform.

19. Build management There's a plugin for Android! maven-android-plugin

20. Build management Maven's central notion is the project. It's described by the POM.

21. Android testing Let's have a look at one...

22. Build automation Nice, we can now build and deploy our app from the command line. But we still have to do it manually.

23. Build automation What we need is a build server, which automatically triggers builds.

24. Build automation Hudson does these sorts of things.

25. Build automation Hudson is a continuuous integration server. It can run builds when people commit pieces of work. This is extremely helpful for discovering software regressions early on.

26. Build automation Hudson is a Java Web application. It consists of a single WAR. $ java -jar hudson.war

27. Build automation Let's run it.

28. More information maven.apache.org code.google.com/p/maven-android-plugin hudson-ci.org

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