androidx.test.uiautomator

Kotlin |Java

Interfaces

`Condition`	Represents a condition to be satisfied.
`IAutomationSupport`	Provides auxiliary support for running test cases
`UiWatcher`	See `registerWatcher` on how to register a a condition watcher to be called by the automation library.

Classes

`By`	`By` is a utility class which enables the creation of `BySelector`s in a concise manner.
`BySelector`	A `BySelector` specifies criteria for matching UI elements during a call to `findObject`.
`Configurator`	Allows you to set key parameters for running UiAutomator tests.
`EventCondition`	An `EventCondition` is a condition which depends on an event or series of events having occurred.
`SearchCondition`	A `SearchCondition` is a condition that is satisfied by searching for UI elements.
`UiAutomatorInstrumentationTestRunner`	This class is deprecated. as it only handles deprecated `UiAutomatorTestCase`s.
`UiAutomatorTestCase`	This class is deprecated. It is no longer necessary to extend UiAutomatorTestCase.
`UiCollection`	Used to enumerate a container's UI elements for the purpose of counting, or targeting a sub elements by a child's text or description.
`UiDevice`	UiDevice provides access to state information about the device.
`UiObject`	A UiObject is a representation of a view.
`UiObject2`	Represents a UI element, and exposes methods for performing gestures (clicks, swipes) or searching through its children.
`UiObject2Condition`	A `UiObject2Condition` is a condition which is satisfied when a `UiObject2` is in a particular state.
`UiScrollable`	UiScrollable is a `UiCollection` and provides support for searching for items in scrollable layout elements.
`UiSelector`	Specifies the elements in the layout hierarchy for tests to target, filtered by properties such as text value, content-description, class name, and state information.
`Until`	The `Until` class provides factory methods for constructing common conditions.

Enums

Direction

An enumeration used to specify the primary direction of certain gestures.

Exceptions

`StaleObjectException`	A `StaleObjectException` exception is thrown when a `UiObject2` is used after the underlying `android.view.View` has been destroyed.
`UiObjectNotFoundException`	Generated in test runs when a `UiSelector` selector could not be matched to any UI element displayed.

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Last updated 2024-06-26 UTC.

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