Tester Jobs Requirements (VIDEO GAME)

Test case for Android Check Boxes :

1. Click on the Check box �Android�
2. Click on the Check box �iPhone�
3. Verify the Status of check boxes
4. Unselect the Checkboxes �iPhone� and �Android�
5. Verify the Status again

public void testCheckBoxes() throws Exception {

 solo.waitForActivity("MainActivity");

 //click on Image Button

 solo.clickOnImageButton(0);

 //look for checkbox text

 actual = solo.searchText("Windows");

 assertEquals("Windows text not found",true, actual);

 //select checkbox Android

 solo.clickOnCheckBox(0);

 //select checkbox iPhone

 solo.clickOnCheckBox(2);

 //check the Status of checkbox Android

 boolean actual1 = solo.isCheckBoxChecked(0);

 assertEquals("Android is not Selected",true, actual1);

 //check the Status of checkbox iPhone

 boolean actual2 = solo.isCheckBoxChecked(2);

 assertEquals("iPhone is not Selected",true, actual2);

 // unselect Android and iPhone

 solo.clickOnCheckBox(0);

 solo.clickOnCheckBox(2);

 //check the status again

 actual1 = solo.isCheckBoxChecked(0);

 assertEquals("Android OS is Selected",false, actual);

 actual2 = solo.isCheckBoxChecked(2);

 assertEquals("iPhone is Selected",flase, actual2);

}

1. Select/Unselect Checkbox : �solo.clickOnCheckBox()� can be for both Select and Unselect checkbox. First time, when used this function, it will select the option and second time when performed the same action, it will unselect the Checkbox.
2. Verify the Status of Checkboxes : �solo.isCheckBoxChecked()� function is used to verify the status of Checkbox. function returns �true�, if it is selected and �false� otherwise.
3. Please note that, in the assert statements, while verifying the status of unselected check boxes, we used the expected result as �false�.

1. Bike should have fuel.
2. Driver should know the driving.
3. Driver should have the Bike Key.

1. The driver will sit on the bike.
2. The driver remove the stand.
3. The driver put the keys.
4. The driver spin the key.
5. The user will press start button to start bike
6. The bike will start.
7. The speedo meter will start.
8. The driver pull the clutch.
9. The driver will press the gear by foot.
10. The driver will start releasing the clutch slowly slowly.
11. The bike will start going forward slowly slowly.
12. The driver will release whole clutch.
13. The driver puts second.
14. The bike will start gaining the speed.
15. The driver will put 3rd gear bike will take more speed.
16. The driver increate accelerator.
17. The driver will put 4th gear bike will take more and more speed.
18. The driver will decrease the gear 4th 3rd 2nd 1st neutral.
19. The bike will start reducing the speed.
20. The bike speed will become zero.
21. The driver spin the key.
22. The bike will stop and shut down.
23. The use case ends with success.

• getImageButton(int index)
• clickOnImageButton(int index)

Test case for Image Buttons :

1. Click on the Image Button �Alarm�
2. go back
3. Click on the Image Button �Music�

 1: public void testCheckBoxes() throws Exception {

 2: solo.waitForActivity("AlarmPlusActivity");

 3: 

 4: //click on Alarm Image Button

 5: solo.clickOnImageButton(0);

 6: assertTrue(solo.searchText("Add alarm")); //this text appears in the next activity

 7: //go to previous screen 

 8: solo.goBack();

 9: //click on Gallery button

 10: solo.clickOnImageButton(1);

 11:  

 12: }

1. Click on Image Button : �solo.clickOnImageButton()�, is used to click on the Image button, which accepts only index number as argument.
2. Return to Previous screen, �solo.goBack()�, is used to go to Previous screen.
3. index of the Image buttons increase from Left to Right. Alarm button has 0, Gallery button has 1 and Home button with index

Robotium Supports various functions to support Progress bar, Seek bar and Rating bar. it uses the following functions to support these views.

• getCurrentProgressBars()
• setProgressBar(int index, int progress)
• setProgressBar(android.widget.ProgressBar progressBar, int progress)

Test case for Progress Bar :

1. Set the Progress bar status from Zero to High
2. Set the Seek bar position from Minimum to Maximum
3. Set the Rating Bar from 1 start to 5 stars

 1: public void testProgressBar() throws Exception {

 2:  

 3: solo.waitForActivity("MainActivity");

 4:      // set the Progree Bar Status

 5: solo.setProgressBar(0, 10);

 6: solo.setProgressBar(0, 20);

 7: solo.setProgressBar(0, 30);

 8: solo.setProgressBar(0, 40);

 9: solo.setProgressBar(0, 50);

 10: solo.setProgressBar(0, 10); 

 11: // set the Seek Bar Position  

 12: solo.setProgressBar(1, 10);

 13: solo.setProgressBar(1, 20);

 14: solo.setProgressBar(1, 30);

 15: solo.setProgressBar(1, 40);

 16: solo.setProgressBar(1, 50);

 17: solo.setProgressBar(1, 10);

 18: // set the Rating Bar status  

 19: solo.setProgressBar(2, 2);

 20: solo.setProgressBar(2, 3);

 21: solo.setProgressBar(2, 5);

 22: solo.setProgressBar(2, 7);

 23: solo.setProgressBar(2, 9);

 24: solo.setProgressBar(2, 10);

 25: }

1. Set the Progress bar and Seek bar position : �solo.setProgressBar()� is used to set the position of status bar, the position has to be specified in Integer number say 10,20,30,40 so on.. i hope max value is 100. just, try with different numbers and see the change in position.


2. Set the Rating bar : �solo.setProgressBar()�, is used to set the Rating bar. use the numeric value from 1 to 10.


3. Since there are 3 similar items(Progress bar, Seek bar and Rating bar), index will starts from 0 to 2.