This repository demonstrates how to run Appium tests in JUnit4 and Junit5 on BrowserStack App Automate.

Based on

These code samples are currently based on:

• Appium-Java-Client: 8.1.1
• Protocol: W3C

Setup

Requirements

1. Java 8+

   • If Java is not installed, follow these instructions:
     • For Windows, download latest java version from here and run the installer executable
     • For Mac and Linux, run java -version to see what java version is pre-installed. If you want a different version download from here

2. Maven (Only required if using Maven as the build tool)

   • If Maven is not downloaded, download it from here
   • For installation, follow the instructions here

3. Gradle (Only required if using Gradle as the build tool)

• If Gradle is not downloaded, download it from here
• For installation, follow the instructions here

Install the dependencies

To install the dependencies for JUnit4 tests, run :

• For Android

  cd junit-4/android
  mvn clean

• For iOS

Or,

To install the dependencies for JUnit5 tests, run :

• For Android

  cd junit-5/android
  mvn clean

• For iOS

Getting Started

Getting Started with Appium tests in Junit4 and Junit5 on BrowserStack couldn't be easier!

Run first test :

• Junit4

  • Update browserstack.yml file at root level of Android Junit4 examples or iOS Junit4 examples with your BrowserStack Username and Access Key
  • For Maven: Run the following command to execute tests in the Maven environment:
  • For Gradle: Run the following command to execute tests in the Gradle environment:

• Junit5

  • Update browserstack.yml file at root level of Android Junit5 examples or iOS Junit5 examples with your BrowserStack Username and Access Key
  • For Maven: Run the following command to execute tests in the Maven environment:
  • For Gradle: Run the following command to execute tests in the Gradle environment:

Use Local testing for apps that access resources hosted in development or testing environments :

• Junit4

  • Update browserstack.yml file at root level of Android Junit4 examples or iOS Junit4 examples with your BrowserStack Username and Access Key
  • Simply configure the browserstackLocal parameter in the browserstack.yml file accordingly in Android Junit4 examples or iOS Junit4 examples.
  • For Maven: Run the following command to execute tests in the Maven environment:

    mvn test -P sample-local-test

  • For Gradle: Run the following command to execute tests in the Gradle environment:

    gradle clean sampleLocalTest

• Junit5

  • Update browserstack.yml file at root level of Android Junit5 examples or iOS Junit5 examples with your BrowserStack Username and Access Key
  • Simply configure the browserstackLocal parameter in the browserstack.yml file accordingly in Android Junit5 examples or iOS Junit5 examples.
  • For Maven: Run the following command to execute tests in the Maven environment:

    mvn test -P sample-local-test

  • For Gradle: Run the following command to execute tests in the Gradle environment:

    gradle clean sampleLocalTest

Note: If you are facing any issues, refer Getting Help section

Integration with other Java frameworks

For other Java frameworks samples, refer to following repositories :

• TestNG
• Java

Note: For other test frameworks supported by App-Automate refer our Developer documentation

Getting Help

If you are running into any issues or have any queries, please check Browserstack Support page or get in touch with us.