I have worked on AppiumStudio tool for a long time and knows total pros and cons of it.
The tool is really good but having so many cons in the community edition.
If you are plaaning for paid enterprise edition of the AppiumStudio then only use it, otherwise you will be in trouble.
1. Appium studio is licensed:
Appium studio only allows 2 devices to be used , so anything beyond that, you need to purchase license
2. You still need Good Automation professionals in Appium studio to do the job
Recording and generating scripts could be a great help, but you still need professionals to do the job, as many times you will need some modifications in generated script.
Hi,
I assume the issue is due to proxy configuration required for internet connection in your network.
Please try the following:
Go to the %APPDATA%\appiumstudio and open app.properties file.
Add the following 2 lines to the file:
proxy.enabled=true
proxy.useSystem=true
i added that file also but still getting same error.By connection our own internet(mobile internet) Appiumstudio working properly, while connecting with my company local LAN it is sending License error .
I have been working with the community addition for months now. Today I got an Appium Studio popup asking me to enter credentials. I enter my credentials and it tells me they are bad credentials (which they are not)
Had a phone conversion with Moshe and he helped me get going. For some reason registering appium studio community using my work email address did NOT result in my receiving a confirmation email. However, if I registered with my personal email account, I did receive the confirmation email. I am not thrilled with this, but it did get me up and running again.
I am using Appium Studio community version for iOS automation.When I have upgraded my iPhone to iOS 17.0.1 i am unable to start my device .I am getting error Unable to Connect to XCAutomation while opening iOS device.I have attached screenshot of error for refrence.enter image description here
I have installed Appium Studio and Appium Desktop, I am using a real device and have switched on developer mode on my mobile. I am even able to run and install a app from appium desktop on my mobile .
Appium is a completely open-source and free tool that we can use to do automation testing for mobile apps with ease. And it comes both as an npm package and a GUI app. There's also another GUI app called Appium Studio, created by Digital.ai. This is a paid tool, but it has an excellent community version that is totally free to use.
Appium Studio is based on Appium. It's much easier to set up than the open-source Appium server. The free community version is enough for most users, and it includes support through a community forum. It can be thought of as a combination of the Appium server, Appium Doctor, and Appium Inspector. Once set up, Appium Studio can start testing within minutes, in a real device or simulator.
In addition to the Online Guide, there is also an active Appium Studio community forum. It is used for questions as well as for version updates. According to my observations, questions are answered quickly both by the Experitest team and by a growing number of fellow Appium Studio users.
The device reflection is extremely powerful both for developing tests and for validation purposes: You can run your tests in Appium studio and watch them being executed on the reflection to ensure they are behaving as they should.
Thank you for the screenshot of the directory. Using Appium Studio build Appium-1.5.0 I was able to find the directory for Appium. Here is the path on my system /Applications/Appium.app/Contents/Resources/app/node_modules/appium
Appium has now officially released version 2 but it is not fully supported inside Katalon Studio yet (there is a proof of concept version that works for somethings but has a few bugs too. Here is a link to that version -of-concept/execute-mobile-tests-with-appium-2.x-in-katalon-studio-poc).
My team has been using appium 2 for a while as we have needed the updated support for xcode 14 and I will share the necessary steps for getting Appium 2.0 to work inside Katalon Studio including using the remote execution function and launching the appium server manually. This may not be the best solution for everyone but my team has been using this method since the beginning of the year. The appium server can be launched in your terminal by running:
appium
First step is to make sure you have the correct version of appium installed and the correct drivers. Katalon has already posted a blog on how to do this so I will refer to it A Full Guide To Testing With Appium 2.0.
The next thing that should be noted is that the Mobile.startExistingApplication() command will not work on appium 2. My team uses testflight builds and apptester builds to do our automated tests so we needed a way to launch apps that are already installed on the device. On iOS you can just use the startApplication command but instead of using appFile as the first parameter just use a string of the bundle identifier with the second parameter set to false. This will essentially do the same thing.
Using the object spy or object recorder will also be a little different. For both iOS and Android you will use the remote option in the Mobile object spy and mobile recorder dropdowns. On iOS you will just make sure that the desired capabilities are set correctly and then put in the bundle id in the Cloud Application ID option. For android you will have to actually give it a path to an apk. It does not need to be the apk you plan on testing with (and I would recommend just placing a demo apk in a path you can remember). The app that will be launched for android should be set by the appium:appPackage desired capability.
With these changes you should be able to use appium 2 inside of Katalon Studio with both iOS and Android projects. Eventually I expect that Katalon will put out an update that fully supports appium 2 but until then this method should work. Hopefully this can help some users hoping to use appium 2.
The types of projects that Visual Studio supports and the templates available make it very attractive as an IDE for teams big and small. Visual Studio provides various editions, depending on your needs and budget, so small teams can get access to the free community edition.
I was finally able to get it to get appium inspector to connect with iOS by going to product > test in Xcode to manually install WebDriverAgentRunner on the phone. But it fails when I try to run from my eclipse project. I know this isn't an issue with my project because it works fine when my coworker runs it from their computer.
Fortunately, distribution rights do not apply for internal use. With any edition of Chocolatey (including the free open source edition), you can host your own packages and cache or internalize existing community packages.
I'm not entirely sure where to post my general questions. There's specific feedback for a page, but these are general questions as a whole that doesn't exactly fit on 1 specific page. I'm hoping there's a community behind Xamarin UITest.
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