If not, go to Windows-> Preferences, under Android set the path to the SDK on your computer and press OK.You will see the SDK manager set up the first time you install Android.The eclipse will restart again and you will begin making the connection points. After Eclipse restarts, we will be doing the same for the ADT with.For TestNG, In the Help drop-down select Install new Software-> Add-> and copy this link to the location:.Install Eclipse, create a new workspace.Make sure it is separated by a semi-colon e.g.- C:\User\ABC\Desktop\adt-bundled-windows-x86_64-20140321\sdk In the path append the whole SDK folder path. From the ‘ System Properties‘ pop up, click on the ‘ Advanced‘ tab and then click on the “ Environment Variables” button.įrom ‘ Environment variables‘ pop up, double click on ‘ Path‘ and set ANDROID_HOME variable that points to your SDK directory. Go to Control panel -> System and Security -> System and from the left panel click on ‘ Advanced System Settings‘. Begin with downloading Appium, unzip the package, and follow the step to install.Please use the latest versions of these tools. TestNG, and Binary download of TestNG Jar.Android SDK ( I am using the standalone).These versions you do not need specifically, but Appium, Eclipse, and Android may require more advanced releases than what you are currently running. It took some trial and error, but I believe with these steps, you will be able to use them as a template for setting up any kind of TC with Appium.įeel free to leave questions or comments below! Let ’ s Get Started to Appium Using Android Virtual Deviceįor my approach, I have laid out the different versions of software I used. There are tons of resources out there on how to get started and I wanted to share my approach being that it is straightforward and I have it fresh in my mind. It drives iOS and Android apps using the WebDriver protocol. Appium is an open-source test automation framework for use with native, hybrid, and mobile web apps.
Over the past few years, more and more firms are using Appium for the development of their applications. In this post, we will learn how to run a simple calculator app script in Eclipse, using Android SDK on a virtual device, and Appium.
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