Appium is an open-source automation tool for mobile applications, allowing developers to test native, mobile web, and hybrid applications on iOS and Android platforms using various programming languages.
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Built on top of appium-ios-simulator to provide iOS simulator interaction capabilities for controlling simulator lifecycle and performing actions.
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Enables mobile app automation through Appium, supporting element interactions, app management, device controls, and advanced features like context switching and custom gestures.
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Provides comprehensive mobile automation capabilities through Appium, including cross-platform test creation, intelligent element locator generation, context switching for webviews, and Java/TestNG test code generation following Page Object Model best practices.
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Referenced as a predecessor UI testing framework that Maestro builds upon and improves, showing Maestro's evolution from earlier mobile testing approaches.
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Provides mobile app automation for iOS and Android applications with native app testing, touch gestures, app lifecycle management, context switching for hybrid apps, device control, and cross-platform element selection.
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Provides automated mobile testing capabilities by managing Appium servers, establishing device connections, retrieving screen elements, and executing mobile automation actions through natural language commands.
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Enables iPhone automation through Appium WebDriver, providing tools for capturing screenshots, listing UI elements, performing touch operations, launching apps, and controlling device interactions.
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Enables automated mobile app testing and interaction through Appium WebDriver, providing tools for UI element inspection, navigation, action execution, and LLM-guided automation workflows for mobile applications.
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Supports test automation with Appium, allowing framework integration for mobile testing