Espresso is a really good testing framework, but it is not possible to cover all the test automation cases with a predefined set of methods and classes. In the same way that Android’s fundamental components can be customized during application development, Espresso enables us to customize its components. Engineers are free do create their own actions, matchers, and failure handlers and plug them into the tests. In this chapter, we learn how to create our custom view, swipe, and recycler view actions; understand how to build different types of matchers; handle test ...
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Denys ZelenchukAndroid Espresso Revealedhttps://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-4315-2_22. Customizing Espresso for Our Needs
Denys Zelenchuk1
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