- Getting Started with Test Suite
- Studio
- Orchestrator
- Testing robots
- Test Manager
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Creating Mobile Automation Workflows
Create workflows to automate native and mobile web applications through Studio and Mobile Device Manager.
- Studio license.
- UiPath.MobileAutomation.Activities. For more information, see Managing Packages. Alternatively, you can use the Mobile Testing Project default template, as this will install the activity package for you.
- Device farm.
- Appium server. For more information, see Prepare The Test Automation Framework.
- Configured device and applications. For more information, see Managing Devices and Managing Applications, respectively.
- Run-time is possible without Mobile Device Manager, whereas design-time is not. This means that you can design your workflows in Studio if you open Mobile Device Manager. In contrast, you can execute your tests without having to open Mobile Device Manager.
- The settings that you configure when you set up device and applications are applied globally. For example, if you set up a
device and turn off Close Similar Tabs, it is going to be reflected in Studio when you create your workflow. More precisely,
if you use the Mobile Device Connection to connect to this device, the Close Similar Tab property will inherit your configuration
to
False
.
Create a workflow in Mobile Device Manager by indicating your actions on-screen and recording the steps. After finishing recording your actions, you can import the whole set in Studio.
You can run your workflow as any other standard workflow by clicking Run File.
A new connection is established to the emulated mobile device to execute your actions in real-time.
To understand how to create a workflow in Studio, consider the following scenarios on how to build workflows for:
https://www.uipath.com/
as a starting page.
Following this scenario, you can build an iOS Wikipedia automation workflow to search and retrieve a text from the app. Before getting started, have a look at the prerequisites.
For this specific example, you need to configure a Wikipedia app. Download the IPA file if you use a local device. Otherwise, you can specify the app path.
To add native apps on your devices see the following: