Automated functional testing of iPhone apps with iCuke

Seeing the downloads of the open source BDD/Acceptance Testing tool Cucumber skyrocketing is great, but seeing what insane extensions the community comes up with is even greater.

UK-based super hacker and long time Cucumber contributor Rob Holland announced iCuke yesterday. iCuke is a Cucumber extension that lets you write automated functional tests for iPhone apps. Here is a little teaser…

iCuke from Aslak Hellesøy on Vimeo.

For questions about iCuke, please use the iCuke mailing list.

Denne posten er skrevet av Aslak Hellesøy og lagt ut 02/06/2010
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  • Seivan

    I cloned the repo, I installed all the dependencies (using rvm with ruby-head 1.9.2, not that it should matter).
    Basically with this piece of code;
    http://gist.github.com/422324

    I get
    /Users/seihe333/icuke/lib/icuke/xcode.rb:117: Invalid retry (SyntaxError)
    when running
    rake features

  • http://twitter.com/aslak_hellesoy Aslak Hellesøy

    Seivan, please ask questions about iCuke on the iCuke mailing list (link under the video). This is where contributors and users hang out.

  • Rob Holland

    Just a note to say that as of iCuke 0.5.5 you don’t need to enable the Accessibility Inspector by hand, or move it out of the way. iCuke will automatically enable the accessibility API without loading up the inspector, and hopefully put settings back as it found them when it’s done.

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  • Husnain1984

     Hi,
    I am not able to install icuke by above command. It shows error in Terminal that command not found
    Can you please help me in this regard..