xcode-ui-testing

I've been trying to intercept and stub/mock HTTP requests in Xcode 7 automated UI tests, using tools like OHHTTPStubs , with no luck. Here's an example of how I am trying to capture any HTTP request using OHHTTPStubs in the setUp method of a UI test file: override func setUp() { super.setUp() let matcher: OHHTTPStubsTestBlock = { (request) -> Bool in return true } OHHTTPStubs.stubRequestsPassingTest(matcher) { (response) -> OHHTTPStubsResponse! in return OHHTTPStubsResponse.init() } } Is there something about the way that UI testing works that prevents this? has anyone been able to achieve

I am trying to use UI tests in xcode 7 beta. I have a storyboard with two text fields. Both text fields have outlets and different Restoration IDs. I recorded the test but generated code is quite unreadable and it doesn't work: app.otherElements.containingType(.TextField, identifier:"y").childrenMatchingType(.TextField).elementBoundByIndex(0).typeText("hello") I also tried the following and will work based on Placeholder text?!? app.textFields["PlaceholderText"].typeText("hello") What is the right way to obtain a reference to a TextField in UI tests? You need to set accessibility identifier in

This is my custom view where "LondonStreet" is a button. When I tap that button I get url and open it in Safari (it works). Then I can go back, using "Back to Wishlist" button (it also works). The problem is when I try to test this under UITests. itemsTable.cells.elementBoundByIndex(0).buttons["addressButton"].tap() //press the button to open link in Safari Along with this line: app.statusBars.buttons["Back to Wishlist"].tap() //go back, doesn't work, although it was recorded by Xcode itself. is an error: UI Testing Failure - Failed to get screenshot within 5s. And also in issue Navigator UI

I am trying to replicate a pull to refresh on a UITableView using the new Xcode UI testing framework in Xcode 7 (beta 3) My current approach is dragging from the table to whatever element below the table I can find. This works when there is a fixed item below the table like a UIToolbar or UITabBar I would rather not rely on having a UITabBar or UIToolbar but I can't figure out a way to do the pull to refresh/drag action without using the method in XCUIElement . func pressForDuration(duration: NSTimeInterval, thenDragToElement otherElement: XCUIElement) But it fails when I don't have a toolbar

I am trying to add UI tests to my existing project using Xcode 7. However the UI test recording button is always greyed out. What I am missing here? I tried restarting Xcode, cleaning and rebuilding the project and adding a new UI test target. Does anyone else experience the same behaviour? FWIW: I had this problem and it turns out I was trying to run the simulator in the wrong OS. I was trying to use iOS8.x, and UITesting only works in iOS9+. Switch the simulator version, and the record button appears. To enable the red button, you have to have the cursor on the test method: I got stuck on

Ok, I’ve not been able to run this test in any betas so far. Some of the issues I’ve encountered are here and here Now, I feel like I’m missing something. Here’s my progress so far Enabled “UI testing” option while creating a new project. This, in fact adds a target for me. So I should be good to go - or so I thought. The swift file under UI Testing had already “XCTest” imported and was a subclass of “XCTestCase”. setup() launches the application XCUIApplication().launch() And I added the following (by hitting the Record button) And then, I ran this test. The whole thing fails even before the

I would like to write a UI test in Xcode covering a login with FBDSKLoginKit . However, Facebook iOS SDK uses SFSafariViewController presented to the user in order to authenticate her and unfortunately, there's no way how to interact with SFSafariViewController in UI tests in Xcode 7 . Any ideas how to test the facebook login without interacting with SFSafariViewController ? thexande Swift 3 Xcode 8 solution func testFacebookLogin() { let app = XCUIApplication() // set up an expectation predicate to test whether elements exist let exists = NSPredicate(format: "exists == true") // as soon as