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How to set up Android Studio for Unit Testing. Works in version 1.0 and up.
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| In Android Studio 1.0 the scheme has changed a little bit. | |
| The path to a unit test source file should be (app)/src/androidTest/java/com/mycompany/myapp/HelloWorldTest.java | |
| Here's how I set up Unit Tests in a new Android Studio project: | |
| - Open app in Android Studio. | |
| - Set the Project explorer (left hand window) to display 'Project' mode. Tap the little drop-down at the top left and select 'Project'. | |
| - Right click the 'src' directory, 'New -> Directory'. | |
| - Call new directory androidTest | |
| - Right click androidTest and add a 'java' directory. It will appear in green (indicating it's a test src directory). | |
| - Now right-click again and add a package, e.g. com.mycompany.myapp.tests | |
| - Add a new class that extends AndroidTestCase. | |
| Now add a new configuration for testing: | |
| - Edit Configurations | |
| - Click + at top left | |
| - Select Android Tests | |
| - In General Tab select your main module. | |
| - Hit OK | |
| Now you can run the tests. |
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