I'm running some UIAutomation tests on an iOS app we're developing & have been continuously running into issues mainly while testing 3rd-party frameworks. For eg. the app uses a customized version of chrismiles' CMPopTipView & always returns index[0] irrespective of the cell tapped.
Here is the code snippet:
target.frontMostApp().mainWindow().buttons()[0].tap();
Attached is the screen shot of Tip View cells.Please let me know your suggestions.Thank you.
Regards,
Bhuvana
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I am new to React Native. So here goes my scenario:
We need to create a new SDK that would be embedded into multiple technologies: React Web (JS), React Native APPs, iOS Apps (Swift and Obj-c), and Android Apps (Kotlin and Java). This SDK will offer:
APIs to get access tokens (issued by our corporate authenticator) so that the APP can talk to our API Gateway; something on the lines of getCurrentAccessToken();
Standard screens for login, Change Password, Forgot Password, OTP, etc; The UI should look and feel NATIVE to each target platform that it will be running on (Web, iOS, Android). Transitioning from a Native Screen to SDK's Screen should be smooth.
Be small (package size) and have OK/Hermes performance on both API Calls and Screen loading times (it doesn't need to be as fast as Native, as this SDK will be used once or twice every time the user starts the main APP);
I have checked boden.io (C++) but it would not work on WEB. It might still be an option (having 2 SDKs, one for WEB one for Mobile) so I didn't rule it out yet.
Is such a thing feasible in React Native? If feasible, is it a good idea?
PS: I know I would still need native binds/wrappers for each technology so that the SDK looks NATIVE to the caller, but that would be a minor issue.
Thanks
You can use go lang and gomobile to build the sdk for iOS, Android and Web.
I am trying to automate a web application using selenium, however that application is developed using Silverlight. Hence, i am not able to inspect the elements in the web page. Could anyone please suggest on how to tackle this problem?
Out of the box, selenium won't natively support testing a Silverlight-based web app. There is https://code.google.com/archive/p/silverlight-selenium/, but it doesn't look like that project is currently being maintained. Beyond that, Silverlight itself is not longer under development, and it won't run on recent versions of Chrome or Edge (or Android or iOS).
I am working on cordova based cross platform mobile App project which needs to be done using MVC Based framework and able to work on each windows device like windows phones & tablets. So i selected Angular + ionic + cordova.
I tried so many examples to test that windows platform will work with Angular JS or not and every time I install app on windows device, application was crashed each and every time. Those apps are working perfectly on android and ios devices.
I have gone through so many tutorials and blogs for this question, but I didn't find any satisfactory answer. Is there anyway to achieve windows support in angular + ionic?
I tried using "shim" way and also created project through visual studio, but still result is same.
Is there anyone can help me to find answer?
Thanks for help.
Our current web application for mobile is build with jquery mobile
https://www.bit2c.co.il/mobile
I would like to upgrade it with better ui, plus I believe that jquery mobile js and ui are not working smooth over IPhone 4. (the nav bars, header and footer, are refusing to stay fixed ).
So I did some research and found that mobile angular UI is working pretty well over different smart phones including IPhone 4.
My question is:
1.Is this framework well supported and will continue to grow ?
2.Is it working inside phonegap hybrid application ?
3.If using it means there is no need for jquery? and by that how all the functionality done with jquery is done with angular instead?
Please keep in mind I have little angular knowledge and I've seen there will be great change in angularJS 2.0. which leads me to concern in using this version.
Thanks !
If anything, Angular 2.0 is more mobile-aware than 1.3. My team has built a mobile-only application with Angular 1.3 and it works quite well. We've also wrapped it in Cordova to build native mobile apps, although there were more issues there due to third-party JavaScript. The main problem with starting a new app with Angular 1.3 today is that eventually Google will only push security fixes, and no new features will come to the framework. If you build a one-off app, that's fine, but if you're building a new product that will keep on evolving over the next 2 years, 1.3 is not the right choice anymore.
The main challenge I would say we have is that it takes a while to load upon the first page-load. We're a content site with little user "functionality" and while Angular has been good, I don't think it's the best solution for a plain content site; Angular is really meant for applications where you want users to interact with things on the screen without creating new pageloads for every click.
I have this huge Web Application using Angular JS. This application run in almost every platform and browser configuration like WIn7/IE10, MAC, iPad iOS5,7 and many more.
But this application does not work well when VoiceOver is ON for accessibility and test on iPad iOS 7. The application turn blank on double tap. How to debug this application and anyone who face similar issue can guide, it will be helpful.
Thanks,
Rocky