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Initialize dual-framework Appium automation testing template (Java/Gradle + Node.js/WebdriverIO) #11
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Co-authored-by: Ebazhanov <[email protected]>
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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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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. |
# Conflicts: # .gitignore # README.md
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:
src/main/java,src/test/java)Dependencies:
Sample Tests (9 total):
Node.js/WebdriverIO Framework (from main branch)
Setup Scripts:
Configuration:
Documentation:
Unified Documentation
Verification
Both frameworks are fully functional:
Java/Gradle Testing:
Node.js/WebdriverIO Testing:
Test reports are available at
app/build/reports/tests/test/index.htmlfor 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:
Fixes #6.
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