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oneclickappium

v1.0.2

Published

2 years ago

Single Click Appium mobile Automation running utility, works on iPhone, Android, iOS Simulator

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oneclickappium

Appium is awesome @ https://www.npmjs.com/package/appium and so it needs few buddy companion's and this package oneclickappium is one of them.

About

This package solves the painpoint of running appium in parallel for multiple devices. You can just connect a device (ios or Android) by USB or boot an iOS Simulator, or else do both (attachh physical device(s) and boot iOS simulator(s).

Getting Started

Installation npm install oneclickappium

Dependencies

xcrun simctl list,adb,system_profiler SPUSBDataType

You can test it first by connecting a device or booting a simulator and run npm test oneclickappium

Code snippet

_todo_

What this does, stepwise

 - check's : No existing appium server instance are running, if that is the case, we will kill them all to make things clear like a blue sky
 - Then we will look for all connected devices and booted iOS SIMULATORS so lets start counting ...
 - Then Start appium server(s) per each device in background
 - Execute test's on each device (this is a `mvn` command you would like to run)
 - Once Run is DONE, kill appium server and optionally all `java` processe's to bring back the sky to blue