Appium Framework Design: Setup with Maven & Folder Structure | Appium Testing Tutorial | LambdaTest

[@kaushikmishra2167]

00:09 Session focuses on APM framework setup with Maven 02:26 Setting up IntelliJ Community Edition for Windows and Mac 06:39 Dependency management automates library import process 08:48 Appium framework helps in writing test scripts and uses Maven for dependencies. 13:03 Setting up the source code folder structure is essential for designing a framework. 15:08 Folder structure design is crucial for test data and reports 18:55 Organizing config properties and third party libraries 20:46 Understanding the purpose and setup of the utils folder in Appium framework. 24:33 Creating core, pages, and helper packages is crucial for the Appium framework design. 26:24 Understanding the structure of packages, classes, and directories is critical for designing the Appium framework 30:09 Importance of proper folder structure in Appium framework design. 32:02 Subscribe to LambdaTest KZbin channel for more tutorials and certifications. 😊 😀

[@deeptiawasthi762]

This is amazing series, I really recommend to watch whole series if you are learning mobile automation. Thanks Siddharth.

[@LambdaTest]

It's great to hear that you found the series helpful! Please subscribe the channel for more such video tutorials🙂

[@harikishorbhagat4204]

Your teaching skills are super sir

[@LambdaTest]

Thank you so much for your kind words! Don't forget to subscribe to the channel for more insightful videos and updates.

[@esaineshhvarakotraivel2470]

Hi Siddharth, finding it difficult to find other videos of the Appium series. It would be helpful if you attach the link below, thank you

[@LambdaTest]

Hi, Here's our playlist on Appium Testing: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pnqYq6WLnd6Xr9E Subscribe to our channel for more such tutorials! ✨

[@fernanda6194]

Thanks for presentation. But I do have a question: Is the report folder really needed? because Maven when compiled generates a folder called target/reports and for each execution Maven cleans this folder and creates another from skatch to save the report generated at the execution

[@LambdaTest]

Hey there, You're right. Maven follows the convention over configuration principle and has a standard lifecycle which includes a clean phase. When you run mvn clean, it will remove the target directory, which is Maven's default output directory. Is a separate report folder outside of target needed?: Generally, no. If you're using Maven, it's best to stick to its conventions and utilize the target directory. This way, when you run mvn clean, all generated artifacts, including your reports, get cleaned up, ensuring a fresh build and test cycle.

[@vikramsingla2311]

Kudos Siddharth. This is one of the most structural and simple video to understand Appium

[@LambdaTest]

Thanks for the feedback 😊 Subscribe to our channel for more such tutorials! ✨

[@Rohan_is_discovering]

Can I install in D drive? for Appium mobile testing?

[@LambdaTest]

Hey there, If you're installing Appium server via NPM and want to keep node modules in a specific drive, you can do so by changing the global installation path for NPM packages or by installing Appium in a local project folder on your D drive.

[@Rohan_is_discovering]

@@LambdaTest Thanks..

[@LambdaTest]

Thank you. Please susbcribe the channel for more such videos🙂

[@subhashiniramanathan9321]

Hi Siddhartha, Thanks for latest video on Appium. Do you have more follow up video on Appium??

[@LambdaTest]

Glad you liked it 😊 Subscribe to our channel for more such tutorials! ✨

[@subhashiniramanathan9321]

@@LambdaTest thanks your explanation is simply 👌

[@hungphu3070]

your audio is very low - everytime there is a youtube ad - it is super loud compared to your audio

[@LambdaTest]

Hey there! Thank you so much for your feedback, and we appreciate you bringing this to our attention. We're actively working on optimizing our audio levels to ensure a better viewing experience for everyone. Your support means a lot, and we're committed to making improvements.