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Unten finden Sie ein vollständiges Beispiel für die ersten Schritte mit axe DevTools-Tests mit UIAutomator. Sehen Sie sich unbedingt den Abschnitt Android SDK-Funktionen an, um alles zu erfahren, was Sie in Ihren Barrierefreiheitstests mit axe DevTools Mobile anpassen können.
class ExampleInstrumentedTestWithAccessibility : Utils {
val axe = AxeDevtools()
@Before
fun setup() {
...
// Authenticate and initiate your axe object for testing.
axe.loginWithApiKey("api_key")
axe.setInstrumenation(InstrumentationRegistry.getInstrumentation())
...
}
@Test
fun allyScan() {
...
// At any point within your automated tests, initiate a scan.
// You may check the results locally, or push to the dashboard for further collaboration and analysis.
val scanResultHandler = axe.scan()
//Option 1. Upload it to the dashboard
scanResultHandler?.uploadToDashboard()
//Option 2. Using the results in your test suite
val result: AxeResult? = scanResultHandler?.getSerializedResult()
result?.axeRuleResults?.forEach { result ->
if(result.status == AxeStatus.FAIL) {
}
}
//Option 3. Save the result JSON to a local file for later use
scanResultHandler?.saveResultToLocalStorage("your_file_prefix")
...
}
}