UIAutomator is a great tool to perform Android UI testing, but to do it, you have to write java code, compile it, install the jar, and run. It's a complex steps for all testers...
This project is to build a light weight jsonrpc server in Android device, so that we can just write PC side script to write UIAutomator tests.
$ ./gradlew build
$ ./gradlew packageDebugAndroidTest
$ ./gradlew cC
$ adb forward tcp:9008 tcp:9008 # tcp forward
If debug apk already installed, There is no need to use gradle.
simply run the following command
adb forward tcp:9008 tcp:9008
adb shell am instrument -w -r -e debug false -e class com.github.uiautomator.stub.Stub \
com.github.uiautomator.test/androidx.test.runner.AndroidJUnitRunner
$ curl -X POST -d '{"jsonrpc": "2.0", "id": "1f0f2655716023254ed2b57ba4198815", "method": "deviceInfo", "params": {}}' 'http://127.0.0.1:9008/jsonrpc/0'
{'currentPackageName': 'com.smartisanos.launcher',
'displayHeight': 1920,
'displayRotation': 0,
'displaySizeDpX': 360,
'displaySizeDpY': 640,
'displayWidth': 1080,
'productName': 'surabaya',
'screenOn': True,
'sdkInt': 23,
'naturalOrientation': True}
Clipboard, Thanks to @fplust
com.github.uiautomator/.AdbKeyboard
Encode the text into UTF-8 and then Base64
For example:
"Hello 你好" -> (UTF-8 && Base64) = SGVsbG8g5L2g5aW9
Send to AdbKeyboard with broadcast
Broadcast completed: result=-1 means success
# show ime list $ adb shell ime list -s -a com.google.android.inputmethod.latin/com.android.inputmethod.latin.LatinIME com.google.android.tts/com.google.android.apps.speech.tts.googletts.settings.asr.voiceime.VoiceInputMethodService com.github.uiautomator/.AdbKeyboard
$ adb shell ime enable com.github.uiautomator/.AdbKeyboard $ adb shell settings put secure default_input_method com.github.uiautomator/.AdbKeyboard
$ adb shell am broadcast -a ADB_KEYBOARD_INPUT_TEXT --es text SGVsbG8g5L2g5aW9 Broadcasting: Intent { act=ADB_KEYBOARD_INPUT_TEXT flg=0x400000 (has extras) } Broadcast completed: result=-1
$ adb shell am broadcast -a ADB_KEYBOARD_CLEAR_TEXT Broadcasting: Intent { act=ADB_KEYBOARD_CLEAR_TEXT flg=0x400000 } Broadcast completed: result=-1
$ adb shell am broadcast -a ADB_KEYBOARD_SET_TEXT --es text SGVsbG8g5L2g5aW9 Broadcasting: Intent { act=ADB_KEYBOARD_SET_TEXT flg=0x400000 (has extras) } Broadcast completed: result=-1
$ adb shell am broadcast -a ADB_KEYBOARD_SMART_ENTER Broadcasting: Intent { act=ADB_KEYBOARD_SMART_ENTER flg=0x400000 } Broadcast completed: result=-1
$ adb shell am broadcast -a ADB_KEYBOARD_INPUT_KEYCODE --ei code 66
$ adb shell am broadcast -a ADB_KEYBOARD_EDITOR_CODE --ei code 2 # IME_ACTION_GO
$ adb shell am broadcast -a ADB_KEYBOARD_GET_CLIPBOARD Broadcasting: Intent { act=ADB_GET_CLIPBOARD flg=0x400000 } Broadcast completed: result=0
$ adb shell am broadcast -a ADB_GET_KEYBOARD_CLIPBOARD Broadcasting: Intent { act=ADB_GET_CLIPBOARD flg=0x400000 } Broadcast completed: result=-1, data="5LqG6Kej5Lyg57uf5paH5YyW"
$ adb shell am broadcast -a ADB_KEYBOARD_SHOW
$ adb shell am broadcast -a ADB_KEYBOARD_HIDE
- [Editor Code](https://developer.android.com/reference/android/view/inputmethod/EditorInfo)
- [Key Event](https://developer.android.com/reference/android/view/KeyEvent)
# Change GPS mock location
You can change mock location from terminal using adb in order to test GPS on real devices.
adb [-s
For example:
adb shell am broadcast -a send.mock -e lat 15.3 -e lon 99
## Show toast
adb shell am start -n com.github.uiautomator/.ToastActivity -e message hello
## Float window
adb shell am start -n com.github.uiautomator/.ToastActivity -e showFloatWindow true # show adb shell am start -n com.github.uiautomator/.ToastActivity -e showFloatWindow false # hide
# How to use with Python
```python
import uiautomator2 as u2
d = u2.connect()
d.screen.on()
d(text="Settings").click()
d(scrollable=True).scroll.vert.forward()
Refer to python wrapper library uiautomator.
npm install -g conventional-changelog-cli
conventional-changelog -p grunt -i CHANGELOG.md -s -r 0
If you have any idea, please email codeskyblue@gmail.com or submit tickets.