Calabash-android widget extension provides convenient metaclasses for Calabash usage.

You can utilise these classes in calabash-android console as well as in your test automation code.

See similar extension for Calabash-ios: calios-uikit-extension

In your Gemfile:

gem 'calandroid-widget-extension'

Install gem manually:

$ gem install calandroid-widget-extension

Currently small subset of widgets are supported. Supported widgets are:

Button FrameLayout ImageButton LinearLayout ListView TextView

Launch calabash-android console (irb)

$ calabash-android console <app.apk>

Load calandroid-widget-extension

irb> require 'calandroid-widget-extension'

Launch your application

irb> start_test_server_in_background

Execute some example Calabash and equivalent calandroid-widget-extension commands

touch('button')

Button.touch

touch('button index:1')

Button.touch(1)

touch("button marked:'buttonId'")

Button.touch('buttonId')

flash("button marked:'buttonId'")

Button.flash('buttonId')

query("button marked:'buttonId'", :text).first

Button.text('buttonId')

query('ListView', :count).first

ListView.count

query('ListView', smoothScrollToPosition: 10)

ListView.scroll_to_index(10)

query('TextView', :text).first

TextView.text

See available methods for a certain metaclass

Button.help

Did you notice alias methods?

Button.help --> Button.h

Button.query --> Button.q

Button.flash --> Button.f

Button.property --> Button.prop --> Button.p

Button.touch --> Button.tap

Okay, I think you got the point. Time to utilise calandroid-widget-extension methods in your test automation code now!

$ bundle

$ bundle exec rake

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