IntegrationTestPreview class abstract
Integration Test Preview has pre-configured methods that allow for faster test
deployment for end to end (e2e) test coverage (using Android and iOS platform UIs).
This package is based upon the IntegrationTestHelper and sublasses BaseIntegrationTest
as well as DevicePreview packages, and does much more with the combination of the two of them.
It also allows for specific device size preview screenshots for the app stores, generated locally in your project path; In addition to easily comparable responsive screenshots.
When running a test using a IntegrationTestPreview subclass, you can assign the devices that you want to test against (and take screenshots for) using the initializeDevices method.
- Inheritance
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- Object
- BaseIntegrationTest
- IntegrationTestPreview
Constructors
Properties
- binding → IntegrationTestPreviewBinding
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final
- hashCode → int
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The hash code for this object.
no setterinherited
- runtimeType → Type
-
A representation of the runtime type of the object.
no setterinherited
- tester ↔ WidgetTester
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getter/setter pairinherited
Methods
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changeSliderForKey(
String fieldKey, {required double percentage}) → Future< void> -
inherited
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changeSliderForTooltip(
String toolTip, {required double percentage}) → Future< void> -
inherited
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changeSliderForType(
{required double percentage}) → Future< void> -
inherited
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dismissBottomSheet(
) → Future< void> -
inherited
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dismissModal(
) → Future< void> -
inherited
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enterText(
String fieldKey, String inputText) → Future< void> -
inherited
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getBuildContext(
) → Future< BuildContext> - Getting a Build Context involves returning the element for the MaterialApp, CupertinoApp or a child of either.
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initializeDevices(
Set< DeviceInfo> testDevices, {bool showToolbar = false, bool hideFrame = false, ScreenshotState state = ScreenshotState.NONE}) → Future<void> -
initializeTests(
WidgetTester tester, Widget main, {int waitForMilliseconds = 450}) → Future< void> -
override
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isPlatformAndroid(
) → Future< bool> -
override
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loadFixtureJSON(
String fixturePath) → Future -
inherited
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noSuchMethod(
Invocation invocation) → dynamic -
Invoked when a nonexistent method or property is accessed.
inherited
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scrollPicker(
Finder widgetFinder, String pickerElement) → Future< void> -
inherited
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scrollToListItemText(
String listKey, String itemText) → Future< void> -
inherited
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selectPlatformDate(
DateTime startingDate, DateTime endingDate) → Future< void> -
The selectPlatformDate method allows for testing of an Android DatePickerDialog, and an iOS CupertinoDatePicker and
accepts two DateTime objects. The default date that is set on the date picker is the first parameter @startingDate, and
the destination date is the @endingDate. selectPlatformDate handles the waiting for the UI to load, finding the Picker Widget, and then tapping
or scrolling the correct date Widget components. In addition, it also includes List item prefixes, and positions within the list. Using the selectPlatformDate implementation,
it removes at the least 3 lines of code from your integration tests, and allows that functionality to be reused in your
own custom implementation of the BaseIntegrationTest class.
inherited
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setupInitialData(
) → Future< void> -
inherited
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setWaitMilliseconds(
int waitForMilliseconds) → void -
inherited
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takeScreenshot(
String filePath) → Future< void> -
override
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tapBackArrow(
) → Future< void> -
inherited
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tapCloseButton(
) → Future< void> -
inherited
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tapDeleteKey(
) → Future< void> -
inherited
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tapDoneButton(
) → Future< void> -
inherited
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tapEnterKey(
) → Future< void> -
inherited
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tapForIcon(
IconData widgetIcon) → Future< void> -
The tapForIcon handles the waiting for the UI to load, finding the Widget, and then tapping the found Widget.
In addition, it also includes a post tap wait for any screen loading needed. Using the tapForIcon implementation,
we remove at the least 3 lines of code from your integration tests, and allow that functionality to be reused in your
own custom implementation of the BaseIntegrationTest class.
inherited
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tapForIconTooltip(
String widgetTooltip) → Future< void> -
The tapForIconTooltip handles the waiting for the UI to load, finding the Widget, and then tapping the found Widget.
In addition, it also includes a post tap wait for any screen loading needed. Using the tapForIconTooltip implementation,
we remove at the least 3 lines of code from your integration tests, and allow that functionality to be reused in your
own custom implementation of the BaseIntegrationTest class.
inherited
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tapForKey(
String fieldKey) → Future< void> -
The tapForKey handles the waiting for the UI to load, finding the Widget, and then tapping the found Widget.
In addition, it also includes a post tap wait for any screen loading needed. Using the tapForKey implementation,
we remove at the least 3 lines of code from your integration tests, and allow that functionality to be reused in your
own custom implementation of the BaseIntegrationTest class.
inherited
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tapForTooltip(
String toolTip) → Future< void> -
The tapForTooltip handles the waiting for the UI to load, finding the Widget, and then tapping the found Widget.
In addition, it also includes a post tap wait for any screen loading needed. Using the tapForTooltip implementation,
we remove at the least 3 lines of code from your integration tests, and allow that functionality to be reused in your
own custom implementation of the BaseIntegrationTest class.
inherited
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tapForType(
Type fieldType) → Future< void> -
The tapForType handles the waiting for the UI to load, finding the Widget, and then tapping the found Widget.
In addition, it also includes a post tap wait for any screen loading needed. Using the tapForType implementation,
we remove at the least 3 lines of code from your integration tests, and allow that functionality to be reused in your
own custom implementation of the BaseIntegrationTest class.
inherited
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tapListItem(
{required String widgetPrefix, required int itemIndex}) → Future< void> -
The tapListItem method handles the waiting for the UI to load, finding the Widget, and then tapping the found Widget.
In addition, it also includes List item prefixes, and positions within the list. Using the tapListItem implementation,
it removes at the least 3 lines of code from your integration tests, and allows that functionality to be reused in your
own custom implementation of the BaseIntegrationTest class.
inherited
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tapListWidget(
int itemIndex, {required String widgetPrefix, required String widgetType}) → Future< void> -
inherited
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tapSearchKey(
) → Future< void> -
inherited
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tapShiftKey(
) → Future< void> -
inherited
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tapSpaceKey(
) → Future< void> -
inherited
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tapWidget(
String widgetText) → Future< void> -
The tapWidget handles the waiting for the UI to load, finding the Widget, and then tapping the found Widget.
In addition, it also includes a post tap wait for any screen loading needed. Using the tapWidget implementation,
we remove at the least 3 lines of code from your integration tests, and allow that functionality to be reused in your
own custom implementation of the BaseIntegrationTest class.
inherited
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testDeviceEndToEnd(
DeviceInfo device) → Future< void> -
toggleDeviceUI(
DeviceInfo device) → Future< void> -
toString(
) → String -
A string representation of this object.
inherited
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verifyExactText(
String itemText, {bool shouldThrowError = true}) → Future< bool> -
inherited
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verifyListExactText(
int itemIndex, {required String widgetPrefix, required String widgetSuffix, required String expectedText}) → Future< void> -
inherited
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verifyTextFieldForKey(
String fieldKey, String itemText) → Future< void> -
inherited
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verifyTextForKey(
String fieldKey, String itemText, {bool shouldThrowError = true}) → Future< bool> -
inherited
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waitForUI(
{int durationMultiple = 1}) → Future< void> -
inherited
Operators
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operator ==(
Object other) → bool -
The equality operator.
inherited