android-instrumentation

I'm trying to check if my fragment is visible after performing a click on my tab from my tabLayout which has been set up with view pager. This is my actual activity code, inside my activity onCreate method: mViewPager = findViewById(R.id.contentFrameLayout); mViewPager.setAdapter(mSectionPageAdapter); mViewPager.setPagingEnabled(false); //Set up the tab layout to display tabs tabLayout = findViewById(R.id.homeTabs); tabLayout.setupWithViewPager(mViewPager); for (int i = 0; i< tabLayout.getTabCount(); i++) { TabLayout.Tab mTab = tabLayout.getTabAt(i); if (mTab != null) { switch (i){ case 0:

I use flavors in my project and I wanna add add instrumentation tests specific for each flavor. So I created MyApplication/src/androidTestFlavor1/java/com.package.test MyApplication/src/androidTestFlavor2/java/com.package.test But it doesn't work correctly. So, I've tried to configure it in build.gradle, I've added android { ... sourceSets { flavor1{ instrumentTest.setRoot('src/instrumentationTestFlavor/java') } } ... } but I get error: Error:(59, 0) Could not find property 'instrumentTest' on source set ding. What's the best solution here? When you setup a new project in android studio it

I have an Android project (generated by Cordova) that I want to add (instrumentation) tests to. It has only one MainActivity.java that should be tested. Normally this means adding some dependencies to build.gradle and creating a file /src/androidTest/java/org/example/package/MainActivityTest.java with an MainActivityTest class and some test methods. (In Android Studio I can even generate those by using Run -> "Record Espresso Test" - so really simple and works). Unfortunately, I now have the requirement that those test files do actually live outside the project directory. There should be only

Is it possible to perform drag & drop action via Espresso? I need to move one view down (in straight line) in order to accept some conditions in my automation test. You can use GeneralSwipeAction to perform drag & drop. public static ViewAction swipeUp() { return new GeneralSwipeAction(Swipe.FAST, GeneralLocation.BOTTOM_CENTER, GeneralLocation.TOP_CENTER, Press.FINGER); } You can customize the location to meet your requirement as well. Thats how I have done it. You have more access to what should happen with your view like that. But accepted answer perform drag&drop too. public static void

So I am trying to write instrumentation tests using a custom build variant, mock. In this build variant I mocked up my classes and server. When I try using the mock build myself it works fine, but I can't seem to use my mock build for testing. Here's what my configuration looks like inside Android Studio. I had some issues getting my tests to run so I tried to uninstall all versions of my app except my mock version and I keep getting this error: Test running startedTest running failed: Unable to find instrumentation target package: com.teamtreehouse.review.debug However when I try to run my

I am trying to write an instrumentation test for my MainActivity. I followed the answers given here . Still Android Studio cannot find any tests. I have the class ApplicationTest.java in the androidTest folder. Here's the contents of the class: package com.example.monicamarcus.mymusicplayer import android.app.Activity; import android.test.ActivityInstrumentationTestCase2; import com.example.monicamarcus.mymusicplayer.MainActivity; public class ApplicationTest extends ActivityInstrumentationTestCase2<MainActivity> { public ApplicationTest() { super(MainActivity.class); } public void