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Is it possible to generate Screenshots for Android via a script?
The problem is: I have an app with 8 languages and I need to create new localized screenshots. Is there a tool to run it once for one language and then to regenerate the ecreenshots for the other languages?
You can use fastlane to generate the screenshot using espresso test.
https://docs.fastlane.tools/getting-started/android/screenshots/
You can use a Macro recorder for android, there's plenty of apps out there that can automate things.
Just record the actions for one language and play them again after selecting other languages.
Example apps:
MacroDroid
Automate
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I am told to make an automation testing using android apk only. I tried to use robotium but it requires me to use eclipse. I am currently using android studio. If there is any can you include a link to its tutorial? Thank you.
You can also use Appium. It is a test automation tool for native mobile app testing. It drives iOS and Android apps using the WebDriver protocol.
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while developing an app for two platforms: iOS and Android, I've decided to have a central place of taking care of the localisation of string values. The aim is to have the strings synchronised between the iOS and Android apps, and not to care of modifying them in both projects each time separately... do you have any ideas how to tackle this problem?
The most "non-pain" way to setup will be - name all strings the same, and then use simple tools like:
https://localise.biz/free/converter/ios-to-android
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My computer stopped working recently. Is it still possible for me to develop games directly from my android device?
I have already tried playir, but decided I ideally want something more advanced than a drag-and-drop tool.
Actually, there is an app that allows you to write and compile native Android apps using Java and C/C++, just as you would within Android Studio or Eclipse on a PC.
The app is called AIDE: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.aide.ui&hl=en
There is nothing more advanced than writing actual code.
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I am searching for a tool/software for black box testing of android apps. I researched for some of them-Robotium, Calabash. But these tools require access to the source codes.
Also the tool should be free and opensource for use.
The Android SDK itself offers:
the Test Monkey
monkeyrunner
UIAutomator
You can also use Calabash-Android. It does not need access to source code and you can use it with a signed .apk file. You would only need to know the id of the UI elements if you want to manipulate them.
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One of my applications is getting more and more popular, and I'd like to support multiple languages, but there are a few problems:
I don't know every single language out there
I'm actively developing the application, so strings change and new ones are added - often
That's why I've been looking at the possibilities of an online community translation tool. I'd like for it to be free and open source, and it'd be great if it supports Android!
Sorry if this is off-topic, I was a bit unsure, but I think it's a problem that many Android developers have to deal with.
For WordPress for Android we use GlotPress, you can upload your strings.xml and it will create sub projects for whatever language you want. You can then invite users to translate the project to their native language.