Maestro fully supports native iOS UIKit apps.
Any view with text content can be tapped on, i.e.:
let button = UIButton()
button.setTitle("Hello World", for: .normal)
Can be tapped in the following way:
tapOn: Hello World
Views can be accessed by their accessibility labels. For example:
let button = UIButton()
button.accessibilityLabel = "Hello World button"
Can be tapped in the following way:
tapOn: Hello World button
NB! maestro translates accessibilityIdentifier
to id
while accessibilityLabel
is translated to text
. When an element has both some text content and accessibilityLabel
assigned the latter will be picked as a value for text
by maestro framework.
Views can be accessed by their accessibility ids. For example:
let button = UIButton()
button.accessibilityIdentifier = "hello_world_id"
Can be tapped in the following way:
- tapOn:
id: "hello_world_id"
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- Maestro can't interact with real iOS devices yet. Only Simulator is supported at the moment.