Record an Android Test Case
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In this section we will guide you through the process of recording a test cases on an android application within SimplifyQA.
A clear understanding of the software feature or functionality you're testing.
Access to the project for which you want to create automation test case.
SimplifyQA Wizard needs to be installed and running. Learn how to setup Wizard here .
to get started with automation.
Connect the android device on which you want to start recording your test case.
Launch the Recorder: Locate the recorder icon and select android to record a test case on an android application.
Define the Test Case Name: Provide the name of the test case.
Choose the Device Type: Choose the type of device now, if you want to record on real device connected to machine or a virtual device which are .
Select the Device and Application: Select the device which is connected to your machine. Choose the application from the list of applications installed in the android device connected.
Upload APK File: If an application is not present in the device, provide the file path of the APK which needs to be installed in the device.
Choose the Action: Choose 'Start App' to start the app as-is previous state. Choose 'Reset App' to clear cache of the app and start a fresh.
Start Recording: Click on start recording. Wait for the mobile device to be mirrored in SimplifyQA. Begin interacting with the application you want to test. The recorder will capture your actions, including clicks, keystrokes, navigation, etc.
Stop Recording: Navigate back to SimplifyQA once you've completed the desired actions, stop the recording.
Review the Test Steps: Review the recorded steps. Object and parameters names would be automatically captured with appropriate names. Data provided during the recording would also be captured in test data.
Define Test Case Details:
Specify the test case name and module and save your test case. Learn how to organise and manage test cases here .
Pre-requisites: Any setup or conditions required before executing the test case, you can mention them in the form of checklist.
User Story: If you are defining the test case for a user story, then you can select the user story.
Defect: If you are defining the test case for a defect, then you can select the defect in details section. Learn more
Additional Tips:
Device Compatibility: Ensure your device is compatible for automation and the app you're testing.
App Permissions: Grant the necessary permissions to your app for testing purposes (if applicable).
Network Connectivity: If your app requires network access, ensure your device is connected to the internet.
Security Settings: Be aware of security settings that might affect automation, such as screen lock or accessibility features.
Device not registered: You may have connected the device, but it might not be registered in SimplifyQA. Please ensure that the Android device is properly within the SimplifyQA platform.