Let's first check out the most current stable gem version of appium_lib at as of today the most current version is 7.0.0 as seen below: Next we need to create the Gemfile and Gemfile.lock in the empty android-chrome-real-device-simple folder First we need to make sure we have the correct TextEdit preferences or we can get some weird errors. • Open TextEdit • Open Preferences • Update as seen below • Select Plain Text • Uncheck Smart copy/past • Uncheck Smart quotes • Uncheck Smart dashes • Uncheck Smart links Gemfile is the configuration file that will tell Bundler what and which version we need to have installed. Bundler will install what we ask and all the required dependencies. • $ bundle init • $ ls • You should see Gemfile • $ open -a TextEdit Gemfile. • Select Platform Name in pull down: Android • Select Automation Name in pull down: Appium • Select Platform Version in pull down (Overwrite if necessary) • Example: 4.4 KitKat (API Level 19) • Check Device Name then enter Device Name • Example: TA96515UMI Enable Developer Options on your Android Device Hidden away from the average user but easy to enable is Developer options.

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Execute Appium Tests on Android Emulator LevelUp 360Degree. How can you execute Appium Mobile Tests on Android Emulator. Inspect iOS Native App using Appium Desktop on Mac - Duration. Appium Server and Android Emulator from 'AVD Manager' and Click Run >> TestNG. Above program will run the 'Calculator.app' on selected emulator and Result displayed under Eclipse console using a TestNG framework. Limitations using APPIUM. Appium does not support testing of Android Version lower than 4.2.

• First step, plug your device into your Mac via USB You need to navigate to 'Build Number' unfortunately it can be in different places on the Android Devices. Below are command locations to find it: • Stock Android: Settings -> About phone -> Build number • Samsung Galaxy S5: Settings -> About device -> Build number • LG G3: Settings -> About phone -> Software information -> Build number • HTC One (M8): Settings -> About -> Software information -> More -> Build number Setting screen before Developer options is enabled: After finding the 'Build number' then tap on the section 7 times. After two taps a notification pop should appear saying 'you are now 'X' steps away from being a developer' then count down until after the 7th tap and it will say 'You are now a developer!' A Developer options section will now be present. With Developer options enabled, now find and tap on Developer options so we can enable USB Debugging.

• Check USB debugging • OK 'Allow USB debugging' • OK 'Allow USB debugging' for a computer with RSA Key • Click 'OK' to Allow USB debugging • Click 'OK' to Allow USB debugging for Mac computer Make Sure Device Is Connected. • Right mouse click above the Search Box -> Inspect Element (See Below) This will spawn the inspector The inspected details are: When possible for finding mobile web elements use id. Capturing the id since it provide a unique id and provides the fastest time to be found on the page. • id='lst-ib'. To ensure the page has time to load before we start add a pause sleep(5) Next we need to find the Search Box element on the page.

If we are unable to find the element the automation will fail. 2k app for mac free. Element = find_element(:id, 'lst-ib') Now we need to click in the Search Box before we can start to type our query.