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appium-xcuitest-driver

v7.32.0

Published

Appium driver for iOS using XCUITest for backend

Downloads

957,175

Readme

appium-xcuitest-driver

npm version Downloads

Release

This is an Appium driver for automating iOS applications on iOS, iPadOS, and tvOS. You can add it to your Appium 2+ server install: (Only macOS is supported as the host platform, as it requires Xcode and developer tools.)

appium driver install xcuitest

Documentation

The Documentation is hosted separately at https://appium.github.io/appium-xcuitest-driver

Contributing & Development

Clone this project from GitHub and run:

npm install

To watch changes during the development:

npm run watch

To run unit/functional tests:

npm test # unit 
npm run e2e-test # functional

There are also a number of environment variables that can be used when running the tests locally. These include:

  • REAL_DEVICE - set to anything truthy, makes the tests use real device capabilities
  • _FORCE_LOGS - set to 1 to get the log output, not just spec
  • PLATFORM_VERSION - change the version to run the tests against (defaults to 9.3)
  • XCCONFIG_FILE - specify where the xcode config file is for a real device run (if blank, and running a real device test, it will search for the first file in the root directory of the repo with the extension "xcconfig")
  • UICATALOG_REAL_DEVICE - path to the real device build of UICatalog, in case the npm installed one is not built for real device