Since many days I am getting question’s about automation testing tool for mobile application testing.Even after so many updates I could get only few tools which I have listed in my post earlier.But now here is one good news for all mobile applications testers and developers. Gorilla Logic, an enterprise IT consulting services firm has just launched there completely free functional testing tool for iphone mobile applications named FoneMonkeyTM.It is a completely Free and open source automation tool for iphone mobile application.
- Features of FoneMonkeyTM
- Free and open source automation tool for iphone mobile application.
- This is World’s first iPhone functional testing tool
- Ability to record, edit, and playback user interface tests and fully automate iPhone app testing
- Designed to be used as a standalone, interactive recording and playback tool
- Using FoneMonkey, you can create suites of tests that automate performing user operation sequences and verifying results
- It is designed to support developer as well as QA testing, and FoneMonkey tests can be easily incorporated into continuous integration environments
- It is designed to provide developers with a tool to decrease development time through reduced regression risk and address management’s concerns about unforeseen costs resulting from inefficient, manual testing.
Download:
You can download Gorillalogic’s FoneMonkeyTM(automation tool for ipbhone mobile application)from the following link
Important Links for FoneMonkeyTM :-
- FoneMonkey Setup Guide
- FoneMonkey User Guide
- Recording and Playback
- Script Editing
- Running Under OCUnit
- Creating a Script Programmatically
- Understanding FoneMonkey Commands
- FoneMonkey Command Reference
- FoneMonkey Extension Guide
- FoneMonkey API Doc
- FoneMonkey Docs
February 2, 2011 at 5:39 am
can anyone tell me that can i use fonemonkey tool to test the ipad application also ?
April 24, 2011 at 5:44 am
I have tried automating tests on the “UI catalog” app by Apple but I could get it working right:
Recorded on the real device using Phonemonkey. Playback resulted in filling the wrong fields. This is because Phonemonkey records using either the accessibilityLabels, or the prefilled text in the UI fields.
This is extremely error prone and even we I ask a developer to build a simple app specially to work with Phonemonkey we didn’t manage to get it working right.
Conclusion The app is very promising but I didn’t get any successful results.
Rogier Festen
ProFlexIT
November 14, 2011 at 3:28 pm
hi can u please email of some contacts to some indivuals that can help me develop some more mobile apps , my number is 214 605 7192, thanks