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appium/sample-code/examples/ruby/android_on_sauce.rb
Dylan Lacey d3fc47fa43 Make ruby sauce examples follow the same structure.
Make Android and Ruby examples have helper code at the bottom, similar
method names
2013-12-13 22:50:57 -08:00

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# This example automates a test of the Android example notepad app.
#
# To run this example, make sure you've run:
# $ bundle install
#
# And set the environment variables:
# SAUCE_USERNAME = your-sauce-username
# SAUCE_ACCESS_KEY = your-sauce-key
#
# Then just:
# $ rspec android_on_sauce.rb
#
# Of note compared to the iOS example, here we're giving the package and
# activity, no OS and an empty browserName
#
# Of note compared to the non-sauce examples, you need to host your app
# somewhere Sauce Labs' cloud can fetch it for your test.
require "selenium-webdriver"
require 'selenium/webdriver/remote/http/persistent'
require "rspec"
require "rest_client"
SAUCE_USERNAME = ENV['SAUCE_USERNAME']
SAUCE_ACCESS_KEY = ENV['SAUCE_ACCESS_KEY']
describe "Notepad" do
before :each do
http_client = ::Selenium::WebDriver::Remote::Http::Persistent.new
http_client.timeout = 300 # Allow for slow network or boot time
@driver = Selenium::WebDriver.for(
:remote,
:desired_capabilities => desired_caps,
:url => server_url,
:http_client => http_client
)
http_client.timeout = 90
end
after(:each) do
# Get the success by checking for assertion exceptions,
# and log them against the job, which is exposed by the session_id
job_id = @driver.send(:bridge).session_id
update_job_success(job_id, example.exception.nil?)
@driver.quit
end
it "can create and save new notes" do
new_button = @driver.find_element(:name, "New note")
new_button.click
text_field = @driver.find_element(:tag_name, "textfield")
text_field.send_keys "This is a new note, from Ruby"
save_button = @driver.find_element(:name, "Save")
save_button.click
notes = @driver.find_elements(:tag_name, "text")
puts "The number of notes is: #{notes.length}"
notes[2].text.should eq "This is a new note, from Ruby"
end
end
def desired_caps
{
"device" => "Android",
"browserName" => "",
"version" => "4.2",
"app" => "http://appium.s3.amazonaws.com/NotesList.apk",
"app-package" => "com.example.android.notepad",
"app-activity" => ".NotesList"
}
end
def auth_details
un = SAUCE_USERNAME
pw = SAUCE_ACCESS_KEY
unless un && pw
STDERR.puts <<-EOF
Your SAUCE_USERNAME or SAUCE_ACCESS_KEY environment variables
are empty or missing.
You need to set these values to your Sauce Labs username and access
key, respectively.
If you don't have a Sauce Labs account, you can get one for free at
http://www.saucelabs.com/signup
EOF
exit
end
return "#{un}:#{pw}"
end
def server_url
return "http://#{auth_details}@ondemand.saucelabs.com:80/wd/hub"
end
def rest_jobs_url
"https://#{auth_details}@saucelabs.com/rest/v1/#{SAUCE_USERNAME}/jobs"
end
# Because WebDriver doesn't have the concept of test failure, use the Sauce
# Labs REST API to record job success or failure
def update_job_success(job_id, success)
RestClient.put "#{rest_jobs_url}/#{job_id}", {"passed" => success}.to_json, :content_type => :json
end