How do I structure project test directory in Android Studio?

Question

There is no convention for this yet, but how do I structure the test directory for Android Studio, now that what\'s stated on the Android testing fundamentals page differs?

Answer 1

Now in Android Studio you can set up instrumentTests by simply following the convention of placing the tests in the instrumentDirectory. Gradle only needs to know of any depencies that you have, which in my case is Robotium:

dependencies {
    androidTestCompile 'com.jayway.android.robotium:robotium-solo:5.0.+'
}

When the test is finished you will have the results displayed in the GUI, so you do not have to use any command line at all! You can also right click the module above the JUnit test to run all JUnit tests.