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Painless UI Testing Kaushik Gopal Fragmented

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Agenda Painful UI Testing Suggested pattern Concrete examples GRAND REVEAL! 1 2 3

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1 Painful UI Testing Why should I even test my UI?

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1 Painful UI Testing Why is it Painful?

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Why is it Painful? Human beings suck at repetitive work courtesy: soundtrackdreams.com

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Why is it Painful? Human beings suck at repetitive work GUIs are tightly linked to the framework Tools and framework Speed - Test feedback loop

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Try testing as much as you can off the device 2 Suggestions? Use the JVM!

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2 Proposed pattern MVC MVP MVVP MV? WT*

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• Passive View • Supervising Controller The Fowler way! http://martinfowler.com/eaaDev/PassiveScreen.html http://martinfowler.com/eaaDev/SupervisingPresenter.html http://martinfowler.com/eaaDev/

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Activity The Fowler way! Controller onTextChange Presenter View Interface

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Activity The Fowler way! Controller onTextChange onButtonClick onRefreshScreen Presenter View Interface

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Activity The Fowler way! Controller onTextChange Presenter View Interface View Model Service POJO

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Concrete Examples 3

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LOGIN

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LOGIN Login Activity Button
 .OnClick() LoginController.java .onLoginButtonClicked( username, password) interface ITalkToLoginScreen .showError(errorMsg)
 .moveToWelcomeScreen()
 Activity Controller View Interface AuthService.java .checkUsername()
 .checkPassword() Some Service Presenter implements ITalkToLoginScreen
 
 .showError -> setText(errorMsg)
 .moveToWelcomeScreen -> switch Fragments LoginPresenter. java .getErrorFor(code)

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JVM Testable LOGIN Login Activity Button
 .OnClick() LoginController.java .onLoginButtonClicked( username, password) interface ITalkToLoginScreen .showError(errorMsg)
 .moveToWelcomeScreen()
 Activity Controller View Interface AuthService.java .checkUsername()
 .checkPassword() Some Service Presenter implements ITalkToLoginScreen
 
 .showError -> setText(errorMsg)
 .moveToWelcomeScreen -> switch Fragments LoginPresenter. java .getErrorFor(code)

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LoginController.java .onLoginButtonClicked( username, password) ITalkToLoginScreen.java .showError(errorMsg)
 .moveToWelcomeScreen()
 Controller View Interface controller  =                  new  LoginController(talkToLsMock);   verify(_talkToTLSMock)              .showError("Asking  to  get  hacked?");    controller                .onLoginButtonClicked(                          "[email protected]",                          "superWeakPassword"                );   controller  =                  new  LoginController(talkToLsMock);    controller                .onLoginButtonClicked(                          "[email protected]",                          "superWeakPassword"                );   R.string.error_message   @Test

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LoginController.java .onLoginButtonClicked( username, password) ITalkToLoginScreen.java .showError(errorMsg)
 .moveToWelcomeScreen()
 Controller View Interface verify(_talkToTLSMock)                .moveToWelcomeScreen();   @Test controller  =                  new  LoginController(talkToLsMock);    controller                .onLoginButtonClicked(                          "[email protected]",                          "M4Y_the-­‐4Ce_Be_W1tH_U_!@#"                );    controller                .onLoginButtonClicked(                          "[email protected]",                          "M4Y_the-­‐4Ce_Be_W1tH_U_!@#"                );  

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LoginPresenter.java .getErrorFor(code) Presenter LoginPresenter  presenter  =                                        new  TaskListPresenter();   assertThat(presenter.getErrorCode(enumCode)                              .isEqualTo("[Wed]  9:00  AM  [1985]");  

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Introducing Remme

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Example 1 Fuzzy due dates

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 public  class  TaskCreatePresenter  {
              }        public  String  getDueDateText(                                              DateTime  dueDateTime){...}   Example 1 Fuzzy due dates      public  String  getDueDateDiffText(                                            DateTime  dueDateTime)  {...}  

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@Test
 public  void  IncreaseBy_6HRS()  {
  
  TaskCreatePresenter  taskCreatePresenter  =                                            new  TaskCreatePresenter();   }   assertThat(taskCreatePresenter                            .getDueDateText(dueDate))              .isEqualTo("Aug  25  [Tue]  12:58  AM");   assertThat(taskCreatePresenter                                          .getDueDateDiffText(dueDate)                                                  .isEqualTo("(~6  Hrs)");
 Example 1 Fuzzy due dates DateTime  dueDate  =  now.plus6Hours();   @Test
 public  void  IncreaseBy_6HRS()  {
  
  TaskCreatePresenter  taskCreatePresenter  =                                            new  TaskCreatePresenter();   }   DateTime  dueDate  =  now.plus6Hours();   assertThat(taskCreatePresenter                            .getDueDateText(dueDate))              .isEqualTo("Aug  25  [Tue]  12:58  AM");  

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TaskCreateFragment @OnClick(R.id.increase_hr) @OnClick(R.id.increase_hr)
 public  void  onIncreaseBy1HrClicked()  {
        taskCreateController.changeDueDateBy(PLUS,  HOURS,  1);
 }   Example 1 Fuzzy due dates

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TaskCreateFragment @OnClick(R.id.increase_hr) TaskCreateController.java public  void  changeDueDateBy(...)  {      dueDateTime  =  now  +  changes  in  time;        String  dueDateText  =    (from  presenter)      String  dueDateDiffText  =  (from  presenter)   
    iTalkToTaskCreateScreen  (view  interface)   .updateDueDateDisplay(dueDateText,                                                dueDateDiffText);   } Example 1 Fuzzy due dates

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TaskCreateFragment @OnClick(R.id.increase_hr) TaskCreateController.java void changeDueDateBy() { iTalkToTaskCreateScreen .updateDueDateDisplay() } interface ITalkToTaskCreateScreen.java .updateDueDateDisplay()
 .closeCreateScreen()
 Example 1 Fuzzy due dates TaskCreatePresenter TaskCreatePresenter. java

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TaskCreatePresenter TaskCreatePresenter. java TaskCreateFragment @OnClick(R.id.increase_hr) TaskCreateController.java void changeDueDateBy() { iTalkToTaskCreateScreen .updateDueDateDisplay() } Example 1 Fuzzy due dates public  interface  ITalkToTaskCreateScreen  {   
        void  updateDueDateDisplay(                            String  dueDateText,                              String  dueDiffDisplayText);
        void  closeCreateScreen();
 }

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Fuzzy due dates TaskCreateFragment @OnClick(R.id.increase_hr) TaskCreateController.java void changeDueDateBy() { iTalkToTaskCreateScreen .updateDueDateDisplay() } interface ITalkToTaskCreateScreen.java .updateDueDateDisplay()
 .closeCreateScreen()
 implements ITalkToTaskCreateScreen
 
 .updateDueDateDisplay -> setText(date + diff)
 .closeCreateScreen -> popBackStack Example 1 TaskCreatePresenter TaskCreatePresenter. java

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implements ITalkToTaskCreateScreen
 
 .updateDueDateDisplay -> setText(date + diff)
 .closeCreateScreen -> popBackStack TaskCreateFragment @OnClick(R.id.increase_hr) TaskCreateController.java void changeDueDateBy() { iTalkToTaskCreateScreen .updateDueDateDisplay() } interface ITalkToTaskCreateScreen .updateDueDateDisplay()
 .closeCreateScreen()
 @Override
 public  void  updateDueDateDisplay(dueDateText,  dueDiffDisplayText)  {
        _dueDisplay.setText(dueDateText  +  dueDiffDisplayText);
 }
 
 @Override
 public  void  closeCreateScreen()  {
        getFragmentManager().popBackStack();
 } Example 1 Fuzzy due dates TaskCreatePresenter TaskCreatePresenter. java

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Example 2

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Example 2 Alternate & Distinct Week coloring Week 1 Week 2 Week 4 Week 5 Week 0 Week 6 Week 10 Week 12 1 2 Consecutive weeks - different color Not necessarily directly consecutive

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Example 2 Alternate & Distinct Week coloring 1 Consecutive weeks - different color @Test
 public  void  DueDateTimeColor_ShouldAlternateBetweenDifferentWeeks()  {
        DateTime  someFutureDate  =  ...;
           }   @Test
 public  void  DueDateTimeColor_ShouldAlternateBetweenDifferentWeeks()  {
        DateTime  someFutureDate  =  ...;
           }        List  tasks  =  new  ArrayList<>(); Task  t1  =  aTask().withDueDate(getDateFor(someFutureDate))   Task  t2  =  aTask().withDueDate(getDateFor(someFutureDate.plusDays(8)))          tasks.add(t1);            tasks.add(t2);        
        int  firstColor  =  presenter.getDueDayTimeColorIdFor(tasks,  0);          int  secondColor  =  presenter.getDueDayTimeColorIdFor(tasks,  1);
        assertThat(firstColor).isNotEqualTo(secondColor);      List  tasks  =  new  ArrayList<>(); Task  t1  =  aTask().withDueDate(getDateFor(someFutureDate))   Task  t2  =  aTask().withDueDate(getDateFor(someFutureDate.plusDays(8)))          tasks.add(t1);            tasks.add(t2);        
        int  firstColor  =  presenter.getDueDayTimeColorIdFor(tasks,  0);          int  secondColor  =  presenter.getDueDayTimeColorIdFor(tasks,  1);


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Example 2 Alternate & Distinct Week coloring 2 Not necessarily directly consecutive @Test
 public  void   DueDateTimeColor_ShouldAlternateBetweenDifferent_NotNecessarilyConsecutiveWeeks()  {
 }        int  taskColor1  =  presenter.getDueDayTimeColorIdFor(tasks,  0);
        int  taskColor2  =  presenter.getDueDayTimeColorIdFor(tasks,  1);
        int  taskColor3  =  presenter.getDueDayTimeColorIdFor(tasks,  2);
        int  taskColor4  =  presenter.getDueDayTimeColorIdFor(tasks,  3);
        //  ....
 @Test
 public  void   DueDateTimeColor_ShouldAlternateBetweenDifferent_NotNecessarilyConsecutiveWeeks()  {
 }      DateTime  someFutureDate  =  ...; 
        List  tasks  =  new  ArrayList<>();        tasks.add(aTask().withDueDate(getDateFor(someFutureDate)).build());                          //  t1
        tasks.add(aTask().withDueDate(getDateFor(someFutureDate.plusDays(6))).build());  //  t2
        tasks.add(aTask().withDueDate(getDateFor(someFutureDate.plusDays(7))).build());  //  t3
        tasks.add(aTask().withDueDate(getDateFor(someFutureDate.plusDays(8))).build());  //  t4
        tasks.add(aTask().withDueDate(getDateFor(someFutureDate.plusDays(9))).build());  //  t5
        tasks.add(aTask().withDueDate(getDateFor(someFutureDate.plusDays(12))).build());//  t6
        tasks.add(aTask().withDueDate(getDateFor(someFutureDate.plusDays(13))).build());//  t7
        tasks.add(aTask().withDueDate(getDateFor(someFutureDate.plusDays(14))).build());//  t8
        tasks.add(aTask().withDueDate(getDateFor(someFutureDate.plusDays(28))).build());//  t9
      DateTime  someFutureDate  =  ...; 
        List  tasks  =  new  ArrayList<>();        tasks.add(aTask().withDueDate(getDateFor(someFutureDate)).build());                          //  t1
        tasks.add(aTask().withDueDate(getDateFor(someFutureDate.plusDays(6))).build());  //  t2
        tasks.add(aTask().withDueDate(getDateFor(someFutureDate.plusDays(7))).build());  //  t3
        tasks.add(aTask().withDueDate(getDateFor(someFutureDate.plusDays(8))).build());  //  t4
        tasks.add(aTask().withDueDate(getDateFor(someFutureDate.plusDays(9))).build());  //  t5
        tasks.add(aTask().withDueDate(getDateFor(someFutureDate.plusDays(12))).build());//  t6
        tasks.add(aTask().withDueDate(getDateFor(someFutureDate.plusDays(13))).build());//  t7
        tasks.add(aTask().withDueDate(getDateFor(someFutureDate.plusDays(14))).build());//  t8
        tasks.add(aTask().withDueDate(getDateFor(someFutureDate.plusDays(28))).build());//  t9


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Example 2 Alternate & Distinct Week coloring 2 Not necessarily directly consecutive        assertThat(taskColor1).isEqualTo(taskColor2);          //  6  day  difference  (within  week)
 
        assertThat(taskColor2).isNotEqualTo(taskColor3);    //  1  day  diff  (crosses  to  next  week)
  
        assertThat(taskColor3).isEqualTo(taskColor4);          //  1  day  diff  (same  week)
        assertThat(taskColor4).isEqualTo(taskColor5);          //  1  day  diff  (same  week)
        assertThat(taskColor5).isEqualTo(taskColor6);          //  1  day  diff  (same  week)
        assertThat(taskColor6).isEqualTo(taskColor7);          //  1  day  diff  (same  week)
 
        assertThat(taskColor7).isNotEqualTo(taskColor8);    //  cross  to  next  week
 
        assertThat(taskColor8).isNotEqualTo(taskColor9);    //  cross  to  2  weeks  from  last  task        tasks.add(aTask().withDueDate(getDateFor(someFutureDate)).build());                                tasks.add(aTask().withDueDate(getDateFor(someFutureDate.plusDays(6))).build());        tasks.add(aTask().withDueDate(getDateFor(someFutureDate.plusDays(7))).build());  //  t3        tasks.add(aTask().withDueDate(getDateFor(someFutureDate.plusDays(8))).build());  //  t4        tasks.add(aTask().withDueDate(getDateFor(someFutureDate.plusDays(9))).build());  //  t5        tasks.add(aTask().withDueDate(getDateFor(someFutureDate.plusDays(12))).build());//  t6        tasks.add(aTask().withDueDate(getDateFor(someFutureDate.plusDays(13))).build());//  t7        tasks.add(aTask().withDueDate(getDateFor(someFutureDate.plusDays(14))).build());//  t8        tasks.add(aTask().withDueDate(getDateFor(someFutureDate.plusDays(28))).build());//  t9

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Example 2 Alternate & Distinct Week coloring 2 Not necessarily directly consecutive public  class  TaskListPresenter  {   @ColorRes
 public  int  getDueDayTimeColorIdFor(List  tasks,  int  position)  {               }   } //  or        return  R.color.blue;   //  or        return  R.color.gray_2;   //  write  the  fancy  logic  and   //  ....        return  R.color.orange_1; public  class  TaskListPresenter  {   @ColorRes
 public  int  getDueDayTimeColorIdFor(List  tasks,  int  position)  {               }   }

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More examples github.com/kaushikgopal/rem still private send me a tweet @kaushikgopal and i'll add you to the repo 3

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Conclusion • I mean... would you really do this? • So no Espresso ? • Data Binding? • Some things are just plain hard to test • Flaky tests are worse than no tests • Don't test Android SDK or libraries

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Questions? @kaushikgopal