Mobile Automation Activities

This section includes testing related activities found in the UiPath.Mobile.Automation.Activities pack. Through these activities, you can create automation for your devices, running native or web applications. You can find the activities in Studio, under Mobile Automation.

Activity	Description
Mobile Device Connections	Establishes a connection to a mobile device and provides scope for all subsequent activities.
Get Log Types	Retrieves the log types from a device connected via the Mobile Device Connection
Get Logs	Retrieves the logs from a mobile device connected via the Mobile Device Connection scope activity.
Install App	Installs a specified app on a mobile device connected via the Mobile Device Connection scope activity.
Get Page Source	Retrieves the page source from a mobile device connected via the Mobile Device Connection scope activity.
Manage Current App	Manages the current app by using a user input command.
Manage Other App	Sends a user input command to a specified app on the target mobile device.
Open Deep Link	Navigates to a deep link inside an application.
Open URL	Opens a specified URL in the currently active web browser.
Get Device Orientation	Retrieves the current orientation of the specified mobile device.
Press Hardware Button	Presses a hardware button on the connected device.
Set Device Orientation	Changes and then retrieves the orientation of the connected device.
Take Screenshot	Takes a screenshot of the screen of the mobile device you are using with custom dimensions specified in the Height and Width properties.
Element Exists	Returns a boolean variable that states whether a specified UI element exists.
Get Attribute	Retrieves an attribute of a specified UI element.
Get Selected Item	Retrieves the selected item from a target UI element.
Get Text	Extracts the text from a specified UI element and returns it as a string variable.
Set Selected Item	Sets the selected item on a target UI element.
Set Text	Types the specified text into a target UI element.
Swipe	Swipes the screen in a specified direction and for a specified amount of times.
Tap	Returns a boolean variable that states whether a specified UI element exists.