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Chuck Greb in Android Testing

Jan 11, 2017

Code coverage

Android Studio has a built-in feature that allows you to run tests with code coverage.

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Chuck Greb in Android Testing

Feb 3, 2017

Unit testing XML resources

Is it possible to unit test logic that is tied to loading XML resources?

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Chuck Greb in Android Testing

Mar 5, 2017

Running Espresso tests on Circle CI

You are an Android developer. You care about quality. You consider code to be craft. You write…

Chuck Greb in Android Testing

Jan 25, 2017

Mocking BuildConfig values in unit tests

Update (May 1, 2020): This method for mocking BuildConfig values is outdated and should no longer be used. See comments below for an alternate approach using Gradle build flavors.

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Chuck Greb in Android Testing

Jan 4, 2017

Unit test vs. Integration test

Still confused about the difference between a unit test and and integration test?

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Chuck Greb in Android Testing

Sep 11, 2017

Testing Data Binding

Data binding on Android requires a slightly different approach to unit testing versus traditional MVP.

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Chuck Greb in Android Testing

Jan 3, 2017

Integration testing with Robolectric

When I first started using Robolectric in late 2011 it was a literal godsend.

This amazing framework made it possible to unit test Android code in the local JVM using bytecode manipulation to replace Android classes with mock (shadow)…

Chuck Greb in Android Testing

Jan 24, 2017

Custom view attributes

How can we unit test our custom view attributes to ensure they are properly parsed and applied when the view is created?

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Chuck Greb in Android Testing

Sep 4, 2017

Testing Presenters

In the last post we discussed the single responsibility principle when implementing Model-View-Presenter (MVP) on Android…

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Chuck Greb in Android Testing

Jan 31, 2017

Testing with OkHttp3 and PowerMock

OkHttp3 and PowerMock are both useful tools on Android but using them together can get you into…

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