ios-ui-automation

Is there a possible way to read a local file in JavaScript. MyFolder: db.csv Parse.js Trying to fetch the contents of file db.csv in Parse.js, But in vain. Can you share some links where I can get enough knowledge how to read a file. Running Instruments in Xcode5, with test scripts in .js file where I have to feed in some values from a .csv file. coder284 iOS UIAutomation, apple provides an api for running a task on the target's host. performTaskWithPathArgumentsTimeout Using this, we can have a bash script to printout the contents of a file that we wanted to fetch in the first case. Bash

MobileSafari.app doesn't have accessibility labels is there a way to capture (record) events so that i can use in the javascript for UI Automation? there was a previous post which made that statement but didn't provide any instructions as to how to record using the javascript editor details please thank you in advance! Just open a new script in your Instrument session, and push the little record button at bottom of the page (appears on the screenshot). Now use your app and you should get that kind of stuff: Now you can see the value or the name of your buttons and use it to write your own

Running UIAutomation tests from the command line seems to break often with new Xcode releases (judging by past posts). Having never used the command line scripting for this, I found this post from 2012: Automation Instrument from the Command Line . The Problem: My command returns without error, without output results and without anything logged to the system console. The simulator does not even launch! Checking some of the paths for updates (notably, the Automation trace instrument path), I came up with this command. Note the path in the first parameter (it's different than in past Xcode

I am working on UIAutomation. I need to change the location when the app is in background. I have tried following line of code: var target = UIATarget.localTarget(); UIATarget.localTarget().deactivateAppForDuration(30); target.setLocation({longitude:77.50, latitude:12.50}); but target.setLocation is not getting called until the app comes to foreground. Could any one please tell me how I can change the location when the app is in background. Unfortunately UIAutomation can only automate the application it's attached to. When the application is not "active", it has nothing to talk to. Using

I've hit a roadblock in trying to write some automated tests for my iPhone app. Judging from the documentation I feel like this should select the first row of the first component of my UIPickerView: var picker = UIATarget.localTarget().frontMostApp().mainWindow().pickers()[0]; var aWheel = picker.wheels()[0]; var someVals = aWheel.values(); aWheel.selectValue(someVals[0]); But instead I get the following error, logged in Instruments: Exception raised while running script: - selectValue requires a valid value Any ideas how I can Set predictable values on my UIPickerView cells/components?