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TestingBot provides a grid of browsers and mobile devices to run Automated tests. This example demonstrates how to use PHP with PHPUnit, php-webdriver and Appium to test a mobile app on TestingBot's Android emulators and iOS simulators.

The test opens a sample calculator app, enters two numbers and checks the sum.

1. Global Dependencies

   • PHP 8.2 or newer
   • Install Composer

2. Project Dependencies

   • Clone the repository
   • Install all dependencies: composer install

3. TestingBot Credentials

   • Add your TestingBot Key and Secret as environment variables. You can find these in the TestingBot Dashboard.

   $ export TESTINGBOT_KEY=<your TestingBot Key>
   $ export TESTINGBOT_SECRET=<your TestingBot Secret>
   

   (TB_KEY/TB_SECRET work too.)

The configs in config/ use our sample apps. To test your own .apk, .ipa or simulator .zip, upload it to TestingBot Storage:

curl -u "$TESTINGBOT_KEY:$TESTINGBOT_SECRET" -X POST "https://api.testingbot.com/v1/storage" -F "file=@/path/to/app/file/Application.apk"

Then set the returned tb://... id as TB_APP_ID (or as appium:app in the config files):

export TB_APP_ID=tb://<your-app-id>

• Android emulator: composer android_single
• iOS simulator: composer ios_single
• Two devices at the same time: composer android_parallel or composer ios_parallel

Devices are configured in config/<platform>/*.conf.json using W3C capabilities (platformName, appium:deviceName, appium:platformVersion). Each test is marked as passed or failed on TestingBot. You will see the results in the TestingBot Dashboard.