Ios Test Automation With Xcuitest

100% hands-on training for the testers who would like to become Mobile SDET - Software Development Engineer in Test.

What you'll learn
Learn the fundamentals of the Swift programming language
Develop UI functional tests using XCUITest library
Integrate Accessibility Identifiers in-app code for testability
Building scalable architecture using Page Object Model and mocking network services
Decorate tests with advanced features of XCUITest Library such as Async Wait, First Match API, Activities, Attachments, and Screenshots
Requirements
For this course, you would need to have Mac with minimum hardware requirements: CPU: 2Ghz+, Intel i5+, RAM: 8Gb+.
Description
Whether you are in software development, testing or operations, every team member is now responsible for quality. This shift has led to the rise of new test automation frameworks such XCUITest, which is now part of XCode toolset.This course not only focuses on the fundamentals of the Swift programming language but also on walks students throughout the enterprise level setup.If you were planning to learn how to develop UI functional tests for iOS/MacOSX/AppleTV/Apple Watch app, this is a great opportunity to dive into the world of XCode and XCUITest Library.6 complete modules, will focus on:Swift basics of Object-Oriented programming, so later you may focus on tasks rather than programming basicsSetup test project from scratch in XCodeIntegrate Accessibility Identifiers in-app code for testabilityImprove test stability by cleaning up application data via AppDelegateAs we progress, we will refactor tests with industry best practices to make tests more resilient using Page Objects pattern by using Protocols, Extensions, Delegates, ENums and GenericsIntro to RestApiMake tests more stable with the mock server (every company wants this skill nowadays)Automating App Analytics ( number one desired test coverage by company’s executives)Decorate tests with advanced features of XCUITest Library such as Async Wait, First Match API, Activities, Attachments, and ScreenshotsWe will share with you all secret recipes acquired via years of experience on how to make XCUItests maintainable, scalable, and fast.

Overview

Section 1: Welcome

Lecture 1 1.1 Welcome

Lecture 2 1.2 Code files

Lecture 3 1.3 What you should know

Section 2: Swift for testing

Lecture 4 2.1 Intro to the module

Lecture 5 2.2 Variables

Lecture 6 2.3 Data types

Lecture 7 2.4 Operators

Lecture 8 2.5 Control Flows

Lecture 9 2.6 Functions

Lecture 10 2.7 Arrays

Lecture 11 2.8 Dictionary

Lecture 12 2.9 Closures

Lecture 13 2.10 Optionals

Lecture 14 2.11 Classes

Lecture 15 2.12 Protocols

Lecture 16 2.13 What is next with Swift

Section 3: Introduction to Automated Testing with XCUITest

Lecture 17 3.1 Intro to XCUITest

Lecture 18 3.2 Intro to Test Project

Lecture 19 3.3 UiTesting Target Setup

Lecture 20 3.4 First Test Recording

Lecture 21 3.5 XCUITest APIs

Lecture 22 3.6 Refactor First Test

Lecture 23 3.7 Intro to Assetion

Lecture 24 3.8 Accessibility Identifier

Section 4: Test architecture with Page Object pattern

Lecture 25 4.1 Why would we need an architecture for Ui Tests

Lecture 26 4.2 Page Object

Lecture 27 4.3 Base Screen & Base Test

Lecture 28 4.4 Screen State

Lecture 29 4.5 Enums in action

Lecture 30 4.6 Tabbar Protocol

Lecture 31 4.7 Back Navigation with generics

Section 5: Other UiTesting Hacks

Lecture 32 5.1 Accessing XCUIElement via index + Xcode Debugging

Lecture 33 5.2 Lazy property vs stored property

Lecture 34 5.3 System Alert Handling

Lecture 35 5.4 WebView - Facebook auth

Lecture 36 5.5 Delete App Under test

Lecture 37 5.6 Launch Arguments

Lecture 38 5.7. Working with Date Object

Lecture 39 5.8 Activities Attachements Screenshoots

Section 6: Network Mocking

Lecture 40 6.1 Live vs Mock UI Tests

Lecture 41 6.2 OrderME API - Postman Collection

Lecture 42 6.3 Charles

Lecture 43 6.4 Facebook auth via API

Lecture 44 6.5 Intro to SBTUITestTunnel

Lecture 45 6.6 Stub Test

Lecture 46 6.7 Negative Test - Error Handling

Lecture 47 6.8 Analytics

Suitable for QA engineers who would like to learn native iOS test automation