JS Mentortools Login test implementation

This implementation was done with Appium & JS/WebdriverIO configuration.

Setup

Install Node.js & NPM

Depending on your system, installation is different, please refer to NPM documentation: https://docs.npmjs.com/downloading-and-installing-node-js-and-npm

node -v
npm -v

Install Appium

npm install -g appium
appium -v

https://appium.io/docs/en/2.0/quickstart/install/

Install UiAutomator2 Driver

appium driver install uiautomator2

https://appium.io/docs/en/2.0/quickstart/uiauto2-driver/

Install npm dependencies

npm install

Install Android Studio

Depending on your system, installation is different, please refer to Android Studio documentation: https://developer.android.com/studio/install

Create Emulator (for example Pixel 9)

After running Android studio, you'll need to create your own emulated device. It can be done in Android Studio > Virtual Device Manager > Create Virtual Device

https://developer.android.com/studio/run/managing-avds

Setup emulated device

You'll need to boot up your emulated device (you might need to update deviceName in test_utils/capabilities.py depending on created emulated device name by listing:

adb devices -l

Install Mentortools Academy from Play Store.

Usage

Fist, you'll need to run your Appium server:

appium

After setting & starting everything up, tests can be run from home directory via CMD:

TEST_EMAIL=<email_account> TEST_PASSWORD=<email_password> npm run test:report

It expects two environment variables as CMD inputs:

• TEST_EMAIL
• TEST_PASSWORD

to test actual login into the app, so don't forget to pass working account, otherwise tests won't check actual login!

This option also generates screenshot, videos and test output in their respected folders:

• screenshots/
• videos/
• mochawesome-report/report.html

What do the tests actually test?

This is a simple example of Login automation.

App is opened inside emulator and 4 different scenarios are checked:

• Try to login with both wrong email and password
• Try to login with both correct email and password
• Try to login with correct email but wrong password
• Try to login with wrong email but correct password

For each test depending if Login fails or passes tests checks for desired output:

• If login fails, we check for error message
• If login succeeds, we check that no error message is displayed and we landed correctly on a dashboard