By luckysingh October 22, 2023 - 4:47am

Mobile testing tools help ensure that applications deliver a seamless user experience across devices and operating systems. For Android, there's a wide range of tools available below mentioned the names:

1 Espresso:
a) A native testing framework from Google that integrates seamlessly with Android Studio.
b) Provides API for writing UI tests.

2 Appium:
a) Appium is an Open-source and cross-platform.
b) Supports automation of native, mobile web, and hybrid applications.

3 Robot Framework:
a) Open-source automation framework.
b) Can be extended with third-party libraries for Android testing.

4 Robolectric:
a) Unit test framework that runs Android tests directly in the JVM.
b) Allows tests to run without an emulator or real device.

5 UI Automator:
a) Developed by Google.
b) Allows you to test the user interface (UI) of an app by running automated functional UI test cases.

6 MonkeyRunner:
a) Provides an API for writing programs to control Android devices.
b) Useful for running tests at the functional/framework level.