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While running automated test using appium I used driver.getPageSource() and stored it as a XML file. I also took the screenshot of the same page using driver.takeScreenshot() and saved it as a PNG file. Now how do I view it in Appium app so that it correspondingly maps to the elements with the xml data.
Is there a open option in Appium like in uiautomatorviewer?
I couldn't use uiautomator because it requires uix file. But I couldn't find open option in appium.
appium appium-desktop
edited Jan 7 at 12:48
Wasiq Bhamla
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asked Jan 3 at 14:13
Kaushik VijayakumarKaushik Vijayakumar
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While running automated test using appium I used driver.getPageSource() and stored it as a XML file. I also took the screenshot of the same page using driver.takeScreenshot() and saved it as a PNG file. Now how do I view it in Appium app so that it correspondingly maps to the elements with the xml data.
Is there a open option in Appium like in uiautomatorviewer?
I couldn't use uiautomator because it requires uix file. But I couldn't find open option in appium.
appium appium-desktop
edited Jan 7 at 12:48
Wasiq Bhamla
709159
asked Jan 3 at 14:13
Kaushik VijayakumarKaushik Vijayakumar
7428
add a comment |
While running automated test using appium I used driver.getPageSource() and stored it as a XML file. I also took the screenshot of the same page using driver.takeScreenshot() and saved it as a PNG file. Now how do I view it in Appium app so that it correspondingly maps to the elements with the xml data.
Is there a open option in Appium like in uiautomatorviewer?
I couldn't use uiautomator because it requires uix file. But I couldn't find open option in appium.
appium appium-desktop
edited Jan 7 at 12:48
Wasiq Bhamla
709159
asked Jan 3 at 14:13
Kaushik VijayakumarKaushik Vijayakumar
7428
While running automated test using appium I used driver.getPageSource() and stored it as a XML file. I also took the screenshot of the same page using driver.takeScreenshot() and saved it as a PNG file. Now how do I view it in Appium app so that it correspondingly maps to the elements with the xml data.
Is there a open option in Appium like in uiautomatorviewer?
I couldn't use uiautomator because it requires uix file. But I couldn't find open option in appium.
appium appium-desktop
appium appium-desktop
edited Jan 7 at 12:48
Wasiq Bhamla
709159
asked Jan 3 at 14:13
Kaushik VijayakumarKaushik Vijayakumar
7428
edited Jan 7 at 12:48
Wasiq Bhamla
709159
asked Jan 3 at 14:13
Kaushik VijayakumarKaushik Vijayakumar
7428
edited Jan 7 at 12:48
Wasiq Bhamla
709159
edited Jan 7 at 12:48
Wasiq Bhamla
709159
edited Jan 7 at 12:48
Wasiq Bhamla
709159
709159
asked Jan 3 at 14:13
Kaushik VijayakumarKaushik Vijayakumar
7428
asked Jan 3 at 14:13
Kaushik VijayakumarKaushik Vijayakumar
7428
asked Jan 3 at 14:13
Kaushik VijayakumarKaushik Vijayakumar
7428
7428
add a comment |
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UIAutomatorviewer is simple tool to start with mobile automation , however it has some limitations
Less robust:
Throws random errors while working with native apps
Limited functionality:
Limited features as compared to APPIUM Desktop
These limitations do not allow UIAUTOMATORVIEWER to be a universal choice among the automation engineers , and mostly it’s used along with Appium Desktop.
For Installation and Usage you can refer below URL
https://automationlab0000.wordpress.com/2018/12/31/appium-desktop-for-locating-elements/
answered Jan 4 at 6:10
pankaj mishrapankaj mishra
1,3212516
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Due to the complex setup of Appium, it is quite difficult to be dependant only on Appium for mobile automation.
With Appium Studio of SeeTest you can easily identify objects.
Appium Studio mitigates all of Appium's challenges with ease. There is also an object spy for easier object and XPath identification. Tests are recorded simply. Actions carried out on the device reflection are recorded in an easily exported and executable test written in the language of your choice.
Visit this blog for more details.
Refer their docs to get started https://docs.experitest.com/display/public/TD/Appium+Studio
answered Feb 25 at 7:47
Keerthana RKeerthana R
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UIAutomatorviewer is simple tool to start with mobile automation , however it has some limitations
Less robust:
Throws random errors while working with native apps
Limited functionality:
Limited features as compared to APPIUM Desktop
These limitations do not allow UIAUTOMATORVIEWER to be a universal choice among the automation engineers , and mostly it’s used along with Appium Desktop.
For Installation and Usage you can refer below URL
https://automationlab0000.wordpress.com/2018/12/31/appium-desktop-for-locating-elements/
answered Jan 4 at 6:10
pankaj mishrapankaj mishra
1,3212516
add a comment |
UIAutomatorviewer is simple tool to start with mobile automation , however it has some limitations
Less robust:
Throws random errors while working with native apps
Limited functionality:
Limited features as compared to APPIUM Desktop
These limitations do not allow UIAUTOMATORVIEWER to be a universal choice among the automation engineers , and mostly it’s used along with Appium Desktop.
For Installation and Usage you can refer below URL
https://automationlab0000.wordpress.com/2018/12/31/appium-desktop-for-locating-elements/
answered Jan 4 at 6:10
pankaj mishrapankaj mishra
1,3212516
add a comment |
UIAutomatorviewer is simple tool to start with mobile automation , however it has some limitations
Less robust:
Throws random errors while working with native apps
Limited functionality:
Limited features as compared to APPIUM Desktop
These limitations do not allow UIAUTOMATORVIEWER to be a universal choice among the automation engineers , and mostly it’s used along with Appium Desktop.
For Installation and Usage you can refer below URL
https://automationlab0000.wordpress.com/2018/12/31/appium-desktop-for-locating-elements/
answered Jan 4 at 6:10
pankaj mishrapankaj mishra
1,3212516
UIAutomatorviewer is simple tool to start with mobile automation , however it has some limitations
Less robust:
Throws random errors while working with native apps
Limited functionality:
Limited features as compared to APPIUM Desktop
These limitations do not allow UIAUTOMATORVIEWER to be a universal choice among the automation engineers , and mostly it’s used along with Appium Desktop.
For Installation and Usage you can refer below URL
https://automationlab0000.wordpress.com/2018/12/31/appium-desktop-for-locating-elements/
answered Jan 4 at 6:10
pankaj mishrapankaj mishra
1,3212516
answered Jan 4 at 6:10
pankaj mishrapankaj mishra
1,3212516
answered Jan 4 at 6:10
pankaj mishrapankaj mishra
1,3212516
answered Jan 4 at 6:10
pankaj mishrapankaj mishra
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Due to the complex setup of Appium, it is quite difficult to be dependant only on Appium for mobile automation.
With Appium Studio of SeeTest you can easily identify objects.
Appium Studio mitigates all of Appium's challenges with ease. There is also an object spy for easier object and XPath identification. Tests are recorded simply. Actions carried out on the device reflection are recorded in an easily exported and executable test written in the language of your choice.
Visit this blog for more details.
Refer their docs to get started https://docs.experitest.com/display/public/TD/Appium+Studio
answered Feb 25 at 7:47
Keerthana RKeerthana R
111
add a comment |
Due to the complex setup of Appium, it is quite difficult to be dependant only on Appium for mobile automation.
With Appium Studio of SeeTest you can easily identify objects.
Appium Studio mitigates all of Appium's challenges with ease. There is also an object spy for easier object and XPath identification. Tests are recorded simply. Actions carried out on the device reflection are recorded in an easily exported and executable test written in the language of your choice.
Visit this blog for more details.
Refer their docs to get started https://docs.experitest.com/display/public/TD/Appium+Studio
answered Feb 25 at 7:47
Keerthana RKeerthana R
111
add a comment |
Due to the complex setup of Appium, it is quite difficult to be dependant only on Appium for mobile automation.
With Appium Studio of SeeTest you can easily identify objects.
Appium Studio mitigates all of Appium's challenges with ease. There is also an object spy for easier object and XPath identification. Tests are recorded simply. Actions carried out on the device reflection are recorded in an easily exported and executable test written in the language of your choice.
Visit this blog for more details.
Refer their docs to get started https://docs.experitest.com/display/public/TD/Appium+Studio
answered Feb 25 at 7:47
Keerthana RKeerthana R
111
Due to the complex setup of Appium, it is quite difficult to be dependant only on Appium for mobile automation.
With Appium Studio of SeeTest you can easily identify objects.
Appium Studio mitigates all of Appium's challenges with ease. There is also an object spy for easier object and XPath identification. Tests are recorded simply. Actions carried out on the device reflection are recorded in an easily exported and executable test written in the language of your choice.
Visit this blog for more details.
Refer their docs to get started https://docs.experitest.com/display/public/TD/Appium+Studio
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