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Jonathan Lipps
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29 lines
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Preparing your system to run Appium tests
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<a name="ios"></a>System setup (iOS)
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* Make sure you have XCode and the iOS SDK(s) installed.
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* You might also want to install additional versions of the iOS SDKs if you
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want to test on older or multiple versions.
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<a name="android"></a>System setup (Android)
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* Make sure you have the Android SDK installed
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* Make sure you have Android SDK API >= 17 installed. To do this, run the
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android SDK manager and select the API in the extra packages you can install.
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* Make sure you have ant installed. Ant is used to build the Appium bootstrap
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jar as well as the test applications.
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* Make sure you have exported `$ANDROID_HOME`, containing your android sdk
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path. If you unzipped the Android SDK to `/usr/local/adt/`, for example, you
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should add this to your shell startup:
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export ANDROID_HOME="/usr/local/adt/sdk"
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* Make sure you have an AVD set to a recent Android version (one that can run
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UIAutomator. Just choose the latest Android OS). You can create an AVD by
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using the android SDK tools. Remember the name you give the AVD, so that you
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can launch an emulator with it and run tests against it.
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