A project I\'m on is developing a web app at the same time as an ios app (for the same thing) and I\'m hoping to be able to use existing Selenium tests, but we\'re having troubl
How about creating multiple object repositories and loading the relevant object repository based on the underlying platform?
1. So you need to store locators of both the platforms in separate repositories
2. Create a Interface / wrapper which would load relevant repository based on the platform on which tests are going to run.
Didn't quite get the question but for Appium You have separated annotations for bot iOS and Android platform similar as for web via:
@FindBy(id="buttonOK")
private WebElement buttonPopUp;
Here is example for Android and iOS
@iOSFindBy(id = "lets_do_it")
@AndroidFindBy(id = "message_popup_dismiss_button")
@WithTimeout(unit = TimeUnit.SECONDS, time = 1)
private MobileElement buttonPopUp;
So in same pageObject you have covered both platforms.
Mobile platform can work together, but recommendation is not to mix web and mobile, but mobile platforms can play together just fine, and is recommended so can share same code functionality.
You can create one object repository file which contains the locators for both WebApp and iOS app. Then you have to follow the below process
WebDriver
and AppiumDriver
instancesPlease note that, the way WebDriver
and AppiumDriver
identifies the elements will be different. For example, in WebDriver
if an element is identified by using ID
then similarly in AppiumDriver
an element can be identified by using the findElementByAccessibilityId
.
Even though AppiumDriver
uses the same logic which WebDriver
uses, the method names will differ. Please find the link for all the methods used by AppiumDriver
Hope this helps.