Appium iOS Driver

Appium iOS Driver is a test automation tool for iOS devices. Appium iOS Driver automates native, hybrid and mobile web apps, tested on simulators and real devices. Appium iOS Driver is part of the Appium mobile test automation tool.

iOS Support

Appium iOS Driver supports iOS versions 8+

Installation

npm install appium-ios-driver

Usage

Import iOS Driver, set desired capabilities and create a session:

import { IosDriver } from `appium-ios-driver`

let defaultCaps = {
  app: 'path/to/your.app',
  platformName: 'iOS',
  deviceName: 'iPhone 6'
};

let driver = new IosDriver();
await driver.createSession(defaultCaps);

Run commands:

await driver.setOrientation('LANDSCAPE');
console.log(await driver.getOrientation()); // -> 'LANDSCAPE'

Commands

Command
`active`
`asyncScriptTimeout`
`back`
`background`
`checkForAlert`
`clear`
`click`
`clickButtonToLaunchSafari`
`clickCoords`
`clickCurrent`
`clickWebCoords`
`closeAlertBeforeTest`
`closeApp`
`closeWindow`
`convertElementsForAtoms`
`deleteCookie`
`deleteCookies`
`elementDisplayed`
`elementEnabled`
`elementSelected`
`execute`
`executeAsync`
`executeAtom`
`executeAtomAsync`
`executeMobile`
`findElOrEls`
`findUIElementOrElements`
`findUIElementsByXpath`
`findWebElementOrElements`
`flick`
`flickElement`
`forward`
`getAlertText`
`getAtomsElement`
`getAttribute`
`getContexts`
`getContextsAndViews`
`getCookies`
`getCssProperty`
`getCurrentContext`
`getDeviceTime`
`getLatestWebviewContextForTitle`
`getLocation`
`getLocationInView`
`getLog`
`getLogTypes`
`getName`
`getOrientation`
`getPageSource`
`getScreenshot`
`getSimFileFullPath`
`getSize`
`getText`
`getUrl`
`getWindowHandle`
`getWindowHandles`
`getWindowSize`
`handleTap`
`hideKeyboard`
`initAutoWebview`
`isWebContext`
`keys`
`launchApp`
`listWebFrames`
`lock`
`mobileRotation`
`mobileScroll`
`mobileShake`
`mobileWebNav`
`moveTo`
`nativeTap`
`nativeWebTap`
`navToInitialWebview`
`navToViewThroughFavorites`
`navToViewWithTitle`
`onPageChange`
`parseElementResponse`
`parseExecuteResponse`
`parseTouch`
`performMultiAction`
`performTouch`
`postAcceptAlert`
`postDismissAlert`
`pullFile`
`pullFolder`
`pushFile`
`receiveAsyncResponse`
`refresh`
`setAlertText`
`setContext`
`setCookie`
`setFrame`
`setGeoLocation`
`setOrientation`
`setUrl`
`setValue`
`setValueImmediate`
`setWindow`
`stopRemote`
`submit`
`title`
`translateWebCoords`
`typeAndNavToUrl`
`useAtomsElement`
`useNewSafari`
`waitForAtom`
`webContextIndex`
`webFlickElement`
`xySpeedFlick`

Watch code for changes, re-transpile and run unit tests:

gulp

Test

For tests, the default sims required are an iOS 9.2 iPhone 6 and iPad 2, which you can create as follows if one doesn't already exist on your system (use xcrun simctl list to check first):

xcrun simctl create "iPhone 6" "iPhone 6" 9.2
xcrun simctl create "iPad 2" "iPad 2" 9.2

Then you can run unit and e2e tests:

// unit tests:
gulp once

// e2e tests - specify your desired iOS version, for example iOS8.4:
DEVICE=ios84 gulp e2e-test

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