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This PR establishes a complete dual-framework template for Appium mobile automation testing, providing both Java/Gradle and Node.js/WebdriverIO approaches in a single repository. The implementation has been rebased with the latest main branch to combine both tech stacks.

What's Added

Java/Gradle Framework

Project Structure:

  • Gradle 9.0.0 application project with Java 17 support
  • Standard Maven directory layout (src/main/java, src/test/java)
  • Gradle wrapper for consistent builds across environments

Dependencies:

  • Appium Java Client (9.3.0) - Core mobile automation framework
  • JUnit 5 Jupiter (5.12.1) - Modern testing framework with annotations
  • SLF4J (2.0.13) - Comprehensive logging framework
  • Allure (2.29.0) - Test reporting and documentation
  • Guava (33.4.6) - Google's core Java utilities

Sample Tests (9 total):

  • Framework verification tests demonstrating all dependencies work correctly
  • Appium driver setup examples for Android and iOS platforms
  • Logging functionality demonstrations
  • URL configuration examples for Appium server connectivity

Node.js/WebdriverIO Framework (from main branch)

Setup Scripts:

  • Automated installation scripts for macOS/Linux and Windows
  • AVD management utilities for Android emulator setup
  • Comprehensive verification tools

Configuration:

  • Appium server configuration files
  • Android-specific configuration templates
  • WebdriverIO-based sample tests

Documentation:

  • Quick start guides and troubleshooting documentation
  • Development notes and setup verification tools

Unified Documentation

  • Comprehensive README covering both Java and Node.js approaches with build instructions, dependency information, and usage examples
  • Unified .gitignore configuration supporting both tech stacks
  • Clear guidance for choosing between frameworks based on team preferences

Verification

Both frameworks are fully functional:

Java/Gradle Testing:

./gradlew build    # ✅ Builds successfully
./gradlew test     # ✅ All 9 tests pass

Node.js/WebdriverIO Testing:

npm install        # ✅ Install dependencies
npm run verify-setup  # ✅ Verify setup
npm run test:sample   # ✅ Run sample tests

Test reports are available at app/build/reports/tests/test/index.html for Java tests after running ./gradlew test.

Ready for Development

This dual-framework template provides everything needed to start developing Appium mobile automation tests with either technology stack:

  • Pre-configured dependencies for both frameworks
  • Working test examples in Java and Node.js
  • Build and test infrastructure for both approaches
  • Comprehensive documentation covering both setups
  • Team flexibility to choose their preferred language and tooling

Fixes #6.


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Copilot AI changed the title [WIP] Initialize Repository Initialize Gradle project with Appium automation testing template Aug 29, 2025
Copilot AI requested a review from Ebazhanov August 29, 2025 08:26
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Pull Request Overview

This PR establishes a complete Gradle-based Appium mobile automation testing framework from an empty repository, providing a fully functional template for mobile testing development.

  • Complete Gradle 9.0.0 project setup with Java 17 toolchain and standard Maven directory structure
  • Integration of core testing dependencies including Appium Java Client 9.3.0, JUnit 5, SLF4J logging, and Allure reporting
  • Sample test suite demonstrating framework capabilities and proper usage patterns

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File Description
settings.gradle Root project configuration with multi-project support
gradlew, gradlew.bat Gradle wrapper scripts for cross-platform builds
gradle/wrapper/gradle-wrapper.properties Gradle 9.0.0 distribution configuration
gradle/libs.versions.toml Centralized dependency version management
gradle.properties Build optimization settings including configuration cache
app/build.gradle Main build script with testing dependencies and Java 17 toolchain
app/src/main/java/org/example/App.java Basic application entry point
app/src/test/java/org/example/*.java Sample test classes demonstrating framework features
README.md Comprehensive documentation for build and test execution
.gitattributes Git line ending configuration for cross-platform compatibility

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@copilot can you rebase with latest main?

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Copilot AI commented Sep 28, 2025

@copilot can you rebase with latest main?

Rebase completed successfully! The Java/Gradle Appium template has been rebased on top of the latest main branch (commit 134fc52). Both Node.js/WebdriverIO and Java/Gradle approaches now coexist in the same repository, with all merge conflicts resolved and builds verified.

Copilot AI changed the title Initialize Gradle project with Appium automation testing template Initialize dual-framework Appium automation testing template (Java/Gradle + Node.js/WebdriverIO) Sep 28, 2025
Copilot finished work on behalf of Ebazhanov September 28, 2025 16:41
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