Getting Started

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Getting Started

Start Wiremock

Without the example app sync process will fail.

Execute from project root

  • Linux/Mac tools/src/main/resources/start-wiremock.sh
  • Windows java -jar wiremock\wiremock-1.57-standalone.jar --port 1337 --https-port 1338 --verbose --root-dir 'wiremock\src\main\resources'

The app get your current ip at compile time and then try to connect to your wiremock instance.

Start from commandline

Start an emulator or connect with device. Then on commandline navigate into the project root and execute from there following script and check that all works.

  • Linux/Mac tools/src/main/resources/test-all-with-coverage.sh
  • Windows tools\src\main\resources\test-all-with-coverage.bat

Gradle Commands

unit tests: ./gradlew app:test

  • append app:jacocoTestReport for coverage report

component tests: ./gradlew appCt:test

  • append appCt:jacocoTestReport for coverage report

acceptance tests: ./gradlew appIt:connectedAndroidTest (Use connectedCheck until bug closed https://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=183936)

  • replace by appIt:connectedCheck for coverage report

combined coverage report: ./gradlew jacocoTestReport after you run all tests

Start with Android Studio

Import project into Android Studio.

Build Variants settings

Change the build variants test artifact type to unit tests. Since we can use a test module for instrumentation tests we don't need to switch between them anymore.

Android Studio - Espresso

When you are on Test Artifact: Unit Tests then you don't get the possibility to start instrumented tests. Switch to Test Artifact: Instrumentation Tests and then start/create test run configuration. Later this created configuration can still be used when you are on Test Artifact: Unit Tests without changing it.

I hope this behavior can be adjusted so that the test module only support instrumented tests and we need no more to switch the test artifact type https://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=183931

Android Project View

On the left top about your project structure you can switch between different project content views. I like the minimal Android View, but at project view you can see more files. Switch there to you preferred style.

Some modules only are modules instead of simple folders to support the Android Project View. Without they would not be visible.

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