xcode-ui-testing

What is the best practice for UI testing a Cocoa Touch Framework that contains UI helper methods and extensions? I was thinking of adding a new iOS project to it as well as a UI test project and having them built and ran only within the ProjectTests scheme. Is this how it's done? I can't find much documentation about this. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/40910756/how-to-ui-test-a-cocoa-touch-framework

I am making a UITest in Xcode. When I record my test it works fine but when I run the test, it gives an error. These are the lines of code where the error occurs: XCUIElement *clearTextTextField = [app.textFields containingType:XCUIElementTypeButton identifier:@"Clear text"].element; [clearTextTextField typeText:@"sheffield"]; The error says UI Testing Failure - No matches found for textfield I imagine this is because my Text Field does not have any initial string and the tester cannot find a text box with initial string "Clear Text" . I watched the following tutorial on youtube. The

I want to access a particular property router from the App Delegate of the launched app during a UI Test, but I can't figure out if this is possible or not. I have tried: let appDelegate = UIApplication.sharedApplication().delegate as! AppDelegate let router = appDelegate.router but this gives a failure and won't even build. I am using @testable on my project module. Any ideas? Xcode UI testing is designed such that the test code can only see what a user can see, so no objects from the application under test can be used or inspected in the test code. This is also why the views on the screen

The accessibility inspector is turned on by my KIF tests (apparently it's necessary for KIF to work.) Problem is, its window occludes controls some subsequent UI tests need to tap on and those tests fail. How can I turn the Accessibility Inspector off when my KIF tests are done with it so my UI Tests can run? (Turning it off "manually" from the simulator's Settings app is not a solution—I'm looking for something I can call from code, set in the target or...?) It is not on by default. You must turn it on manually. bby I saw the following on Stew Gleadow's blog . You just need to change the line

When I try to run multiple UI tests at the same time in the new Xcode beta, it fails after the first test, with the error "UI Testing Failure: App state is still not terminated" for each test after the first. Anyone got a fix for this? I have faced the same issue. It seems that, at least in my case, application had never been terminated. I solved it by putting the following statement in the setUp() method: continueAfterFailure = false This should stop a running test process after first failure. I cannot post a comment, so I will try to answer your question while getting some clarification. I