When writing any UI Test automation it is important to interact with elements on the screen only when they are ready to be interacted with. When navigating to a new screen, you are not guaranteed that all of the screen elements exist and are hittable the very second that test code is executed. This post … Continue reading Are Elements Ready for Use?
Month: March 2019
XCUIElement – Discovery
In XCUITest automation, I arrange test code in using a Screen Object model pattern. This is based on the web's Page Object model. First, there is a group of classes which model screens on an app. Second, a group of classes contain test case functions that rely on the screen classes for instances of screen … Continue reading XCUIElement – Discovery
Actionable UI Test Assertions
When writing your XCUITest UI test, it is important to provide enough data when an assertion fails so that someone looking at a test run report can most easily see what failed and begin to figure out the "why".
