User interface tests and frameworks
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This page describes the tools you can use to test the user interface.
To test the UI and frameworks, use these tools:
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To automate end-to-end user interface testing, use the
UI Automator and
the open source auto-specific Helpers
provided with
AOSP.
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To automate the testing of end-to-end Bluetooth connectivity, use the open source
Google Mobly framework.
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To write concise, beautiful, and reliable Android UI tests, use
Espresso.
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To build, install, and run Android tests locally, use the
Atest command line
tool.
$ atest [optional-arguments] test-to-run
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Last updated 2024-12-13 UTC.
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