Appium mobile automation
  • About the Book
  • Introduction to Mobile Test Automation
  • Pre-requisites for Appium Verification
  • What is Appium
    • Appium 1.6.0
  • Installation Instructions
    • Installing Android SDK
    • Installing Appium using app
    • Install Appium using npm
    • Installing an App on Emulator
  • Appium For Beginners
    • Understanding Desired Capabilities
    • Desired Capabilities for Android
    • Cucumber-JVM-Appium - Gradle Project
    • Start Appium Server
  • Write your first Android Test
    • How to use UiAutomatorViewer
    • Appium Inspector
  • Execution of Android tests
    • Execute on GenyMotion Emulator
    • Execute on Real Device
  • Appium Advanced
    • How to automate gestures
    • How to Change contexts
    • Remote Debugging using chrome
    • Running multiple Appium Server for parallel execution
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  1. Installation Instructions

Installing an App on Emulator

Once your emulator is ready and you have the android path set up properly, the next action would be to install an app on the Emulator which would become your application under test.

The first step is to run the emulator on which you want to install the app.

emulator -avd <AVD_Name>

This would launch the emulator and the command would be running in the terminal.

There are couple of ways to install the app:

  • install via adb command

  • drag and drop

Install via adb command:

  • Download the apk and put it in some folder

  • Run the following command

  adb install path/to/your/app.apk

when more than one emulator is open, run the following command

adb -s serial-number-of-device install path/to/your/app.apk

Drag and Drop

  • You can alternately drag the apk file and drop on to the emulator.

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