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Appium Setup in Mac for iOS App Automation :
We need Macbook(MAC OS X 10.7 (minimum version required)) for iOS automation.This cannot be done on Windows machine as Xcode will run only on Macbook
[1] Java JDK
[i] Download Java JDK from download link
[i] Download Java JDK from download link
[ii]Environment variables set up for Java JDK :
[a]echo export “JAVA_HOME=$(/usr/libexec/java_home)” >> ~/.bash_profile
and restart your shell (Close the terminal and open)
[b]If you have multiple JDK versions installed and you want it to be a specific one, you can use the -v flag to java_home like so:
echo export “JAVA_HOME=$(/usr/libexec/java_home -v 1.7)” >> ~/.bash_profile
[c]Checking bash_profile page – In terminal “vim ~/.bash_profile” will open the bash_profile page which contains :
export JAVA_HOME=$(/usr/bin/java)
export JAVA_HOME=$(/usr/libexec/java_home)
“:wq” to quit from bash_profile page
[2] Xcode
Download Xcode from download link
[3] Node.js
Install node js from download link and download link1
[4]ideviceinstaller
Install ideviceinstaller on Mac OSX
About the App
- App name: ideviceinstaller
- App description: Cross-platform library and tools for communicating with iOS devices
- App website: http://www.libimobiledevice.org/
Install the App
- Press Command+Space and type Terminal and press enter/return key.
- Run in Terminal app:
- ruby -e “$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/master/install)” /dev/null
- and press enter/return key. Wait for the command to finish.
- Run:
- brew install ideviceinstaller
Done! You can now use ideviceinstaller.
[5] Appium App
Download appium.dmg (GUI) from Download link and install it
[6]Install appium via cmd line tools
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Installation
- Open a terminal session
- Install homebrew (instructions)
- Run the below commands
$ brew install node # install node and npm
$ npm install -g appium # globally install appium
$ npm install wd
$ appium # Launch your appium server!
Usage (Optional)
Whenever you want to begin an appium server session, type appium to run the server.
Arguments can be added to that command.
appium –app path/to/app –device-name “iPhone Simulator”
Using Appium.app inspector with server (Optional)
In my development env setup, I don’t use the Appium.app server, but I DO use the inspector.
- Start your Appium server with the –app and –device-name arguments
- Click on the Appium.app inspector icon
- The iPhone Simulator will launch, and may give you an authorization prompt for Instruments to control it
[7] Appium Dependencies Check
Launch the Appium(GUI) and select Appium Doctor,Appium Doctor will checks for all dependencies and display a message “Everything looks good, bye!” if all dependencies are installed
If some dependencies are not installed it will ask to install and we can install from pop up shown
[8]Application(.ipa file)
[i]For automation we need app signed with a Development certificate(Not enterprise, not from the app store, not release).You can ask any of your developer to give the build in development mode)
or
[i] In Xcode, make sure the Debug Code Signing Identity in Build Settings->Code Signing is set to Developer provisioning profile.
[ii] Build and run (⌘R) the app directly to the real device/Simulator from Xcode. After that stop the running.
[iii] Build the app (⌘B) so it will generate the .app file
[iv]Note down the build path of your application where your ‘.app’ file will be created
[i]Make sure you are automating a .ipa file but not .app file
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[9]Device settings:
[i]In your iOS device, Go to Settings -> Developer and Enable the UI Automation (instructions)
[ii] Your device may not be enabled for development.Go to Xcode ->Click Open Developer Tools-> Click Instruments->In top of the Instruments tab you can find Choose a profiling template(Choose your iPhone device)->Select Automation->Click Choose button andClick the Play button.
[iii]Device should be unlocked
[10]Launch Appium and start Inspector
[i]Get device udid from iTunes
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[ii] I launched Appium and then started Inspector. I got errors that “A session could not be started” with different original errors. The one that stuck around most, said: “instruments crash on startup”. workaround for it is:
- Start Appium GUI app
- Open Developer Settings of Appium GUI app
- Put a tick in Enabled
- Put a tick in Custom Server Flags
- In the text field of Custom Server Logs put –native-instruments-lib
- Open General Settings and make sure Server Address is 0.0.0.0 and Port is 4725
- Open iOS Settings
- In iOS Settings, Basic tab
- Add App Path (App location in the machine)
- Force Device, mine is iPhone 5, Platform 9.2, if you still get errors, in the appium log available devices are listed, find them and select to force device with data from the list or find device from xcode simulators list
- In iOS Settings, Advanced tab
- Put a tick in Use Native Instruments Library
- Put a tick in Instruments Launch Timeout, add 900,000 ms
- Press Launch btn in Appium GUI app
- Press Inspector btn in Appium GUI app
Finally the Inspector loads the app in a simulator of the forced device
[11] Appium Project creation in Eclipse :
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[i]Launch Eclipse
[ii]Top left ->File->New->Select Java Project
[i]Launch Eclipse
[ii]Top left ->File->New->Select Java Project
[iii]Add Project name and select Finish
[iv]Java Project will be created
[v]Select Created Project,Right click on Src->New and select Package
[vi]Add Package name and select Finish
[vii]Right click on Src->New and select Class
[viii]Add Class name and select FinishNow we Created a Appium Project. Add jars mentioned at steps [12] &[13] (Appium Client library and Selenium Server Jar) to Appium Project (Right click on project ->Properties->Add External Jars)
[iv]Java Project will be created
[v]Select Created Project,Right click on Src->New and select Package
[vi]Add Package name and select Finish
[vii]Right click on Src->New and select Class
[viii]Add Class name and select FinishNow we Created a Appium Project. Add jars mentioned at steps [12] &[13] (Appium Client library and Selenium Server Jar) to Appium Project (Right click on project ->Properties->Add External Jars)
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[12]Appium client library-Java (download)
[13]Selenium Server jar (download)
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[14]TestNG -optional (download)