Native Mobile Library

This is a plug-and-play repository: add your credentials to .env (or as environment variables) on the branch you want to run, and you're ready to go against the sample application already provided.

Branches are named by test vendor/environment, then language, framework, and platform:

<vendor-or-local>/<language>-<framework>-<platform>[-multi-device]

Sample Applications

Sample applications (iOS Native and Android Native) are available in the main branch:

• static_instrumented_sample_application/ — ready to use as-is. These apps are already statically instrumented with the Applitools SDK, so no extra setup is needed.
• SampleApplication/Applitcation1-accessibility-app and SampleApplication/Application2-analyticsx-app — Accessibility and AnalyticsX sample apps (iOS Native, Android Native) that must be dynamically instrumented before use. See the iOS and Android dynamic instrumentation guides.

Java Appium — iOS

local/java-appium-ios

local/java-appium-ios-multi-device

lambdatest/java-appium-ios

lambdatest/java-appium-ios-multi-device

perfecto/java-appium-ios

perfecto/java-appium-ios-multi-device

saucelabs/java-appium-ios

saucelabs/java-appium-ios-multi-device

browserstack/java-appium-ios

browserstack/java-appium-ios-multi-device

Java Appium — Android

local/java-appium-android

local/java-appium-android-multi-device

lambdatest/java-appium-android

lambdatest/java-appium-android-multi-device

perfecto/java-appium-android

perfecto/java-appium-android-multi-device

saucelabs/java-appium-android

saucelabs/java-appium-android-multi-device

browserstack/java-appium-android

browserstack/java-appium-android-multi-device

JavaScript WDIO Appium — iOS

local/javascript-wdio-appium-ios

local/javascript-wdio-appium-ios-multi-device

lambdatest/javascript-wdio-appium-ios

lambdatest/javascript-wdio-appium-ios-multi-device

perfecto/javascript-wdio-appium-ios

perfecto/javascript-wdio-appium-ios-multi-device

saucelabs/javascript-wdio-appium-ios

saucelabs/javascript-wdio-appium-ios-multi-device

browserstack/javascript-wdio-appium-ios

browserstack/javascript-wdio-appium-ios-multi-device

JavaScript WDIO Appium — Android

local/javascript-wdio-appium-android

local/javascript-wdio-appium-android-multi-device

lambdatest/javascript-wdio-appium-android

lambdatest/javascript-wdio-appium-android-multi-device

perfecto/javascript-wdio-appium-android

perfecto/javascript-wdio-appium-android-multi-device

saucelabs/javascript-wdio-appium-android

saucelabs/javascript-wdio-appium-android-multi-device

TypeScript WDIO Appium — iOS

local/typescript-wdio-appium-ios

local/typescript-wdio-appium-ios-multi-device

lambdatest/typescript-wdio-appium-ios

lambdatest/typescript-wdio-appium-ios-multi-device

perfecto/typescript-wdio-appium-ios

perfecto/typescript-wdio-appium-ios-multi-device

saucelabs/typescript-wdio-appium-ios

saucelabs/typescript-wdio-appium-ios-multi-device

browserstack/typescript-wdio-appium-ios

browserstack/typescript-wdio-appium-ios-multi-device

TypeScript WDIO Appium — Android

local/typescript-wdio-appium-android

local/typescript-wdio-appium-android-multi-device

lambdatest/typescript-wdio-appium-android

lambdatest/typescript-wdio-appium-android-multi-device

perfecto/typescript-wdio-appium-android

perfecto/typescript-wdio-appium-android-multi-device

saucelabs/typescript-wdio-appium-android

saucelabs/typescript-wdio-appium-android-multi-device

Maestro

Maestro does not support direct Eyes SDK integration or Appium, so its NML support is a workaround built on the Maestro runner rather than a native integration like the suites above.