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How to use Espresso Idling Resource for network calls

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Im trying to use Espresso to test my UI. When i login into my application, i do a call to Parse API (network call) to verify the username and password. If all is well the user gets directed to a new activity. I want to test this, but i cant seems to work with the idle resource thing. Code: public class ApplicationTest extends ActivityInstrumentationTestCase2<LoginActivity> { private CountingIdlingResource fooServerIdlingResource; public ApplicationTest() { super(LoginActivity.class); } @Before public void setUp() throws Exception { super.setUp(); injectInstrumentation(InstrumentationRegistry

How to use Espresso Idling Resource for network calls

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问题 Im trying to use Espresso to test my UI. When i login into my application, i do a call to Parse API (network call) to verify the username and password. If all is well the user gets directed to a new activity. I want to test this, but i cant seems to work with the idle resource thing. Code: public class ApplicationTest extends ActivityInstrumentationTestCase2<LoginActivity> { private CountingIdlingResource fooServerIdlingResource; public ApplicationTest() { super(LoginActivity.class); }

Detect if user Idle on windows universal app

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问题 I'm developing a class library for windows 10 universal apps (mobile and desktop device families only). I need to invoke an event if the user has been idle(no touch, mouse move, key press etc) for x number of seconds. This method can be used to solves this problem on android. But I couldn't find a solution on windows UWP. Is there an API available in UWP to achieve this? 回答1: You can detect global input with various events on the app's CoreWindow: Touch and mouse input with CoreWindow

C# - Detect time of last user interaction with the OS

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I'm writing a small tray application that needs to detect the last time a user interacted with their machine to determine if they're idle. Is there any way to retrieve the time a user last moved their mouse, hit a key or interacted in any way with their machine? I figure Windows obviously tracks this to determine when to display a screen saver or power down, etc, so I'm assuming there's a Windows API for retrieving this myself? GetLastInputInfo . Documented at PInvoke.net . Sriwantha Attanayake include following namespaces using System; using System.Runtime.InteropServices; and then include

C# - Detect time of last user interaction with the OS

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问题 I\'m writing a small tray application that needs to detect the last time a user interacted with their machine to determine if they\'re idle. Is there any way to retrieve the time a user last moved their mouse, hit a key or interacted in any way with their machine? I figure Windows obviously tracks this to determine when to display a screen saver or power down, etc, so I\'m assuming there\'s a Windows API for retrieving this myself? 回答1: GetLastInputInfo. Documented at PInvoke.net. 回答2: