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A custom instrumentation test runner for Android that generates XML reports for integration with other tools.

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Android JUnit Report Test Runner
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Introduction
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The Android JUnit report test runner is a custom instrumentation test
runner for Android that creates XML test reports.  These reports are
in a similar format to those created by the Ant JUnit task's XML
formatter, allowing them to be integrated with tools that support that
format (e.g. continuous integration servers).

Home Page
---------

Android JUnit report has home on the web at:

http://zutubi.com/source/projects/android-junit-report/

Note
----

This project is no longer required with the new, Gradle-based build
system that ships with modern versions of the ADT.

License
-------

This code is licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0.  See the
LICENSE file for details.

Quick Start
-----------

This is a quick overview of how to integrate the runner with Ant
builds. Note all modifications are made to your test project, i.e. the
project which implements the JUnit tests:

* Grab the latest jar from:
      http://github.com/jsankey/android-junit-report/downloads
    and add it to your libs/ directory.
  * Edit AndroidManifest.xml to set android:name in the
    instrumentation tag to:
      com.zutubi.android.junitreport.JUnitReportTestRunner.
  * Edit ant.properties to add the line:
      test.runner=com.zutubi.android.junitreport.JUnitReportTestRunner
  * Run your tests as you would normally:
      $ ant debug install test
  * Pull the resulting XML report from the device (from the application
    under test's internal storage directory):
      $ adb pull /data/data/main app package/files/junit-report.xml
  * Integrate the XML with your chosen build tool.
  
Customising Via Arguments
-------------------------

The runner supports the following arguments:

* multiFile: if set to true, a new report file is generated for each
    test suite.  Defaults to false (a single file contains all suites).
  * reportFile: the name of the report file to generate (single file
    mode) or a pattern for the name of the files to generate (multiple
    file mode).  In the latter case the string \_\_suite\_\_ will be
    substituted with the test suite name.  Defaults to junit-report.xml
    in single file mode, junit-report-\_\_suite\_\_.xml in multiple file
    mode.
  * reportDir: path to a directory in which to write the report
    file(s).  May start with \_\_external\_\_ which will be replaced with
    the external storage directory for the application under test.
    This requires external storage to be available and
    WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE permission in the application under test.
    Defaults to unspecified, in which case the internal storage
    directory of the application under test is used.
  * filterTraces: if true, stack traces in the report will be filtered
    to remove common noise (e.g. framework methods).  Defaults to true.

To specify arguments, use the -e flag to adb shell am instrument, for
example:

adb shell am instrument -w -e reportFile my-report.xml \
        com.example.test/com.zutubi.android.junitreport.JUnitReportTestRunner

See the example and/or full documentation for how to set arguments in
you Ant build.

More Information
----------------

Check out the following resources for more details:

* The project home page (with full documentation):
      http://zutubi.com/source/projects/android-junit-report/
  * The example project in the example/ subdirectory.
  * The GitHub project page:
      https://github.com/jsankey/android-junit-report/

Building From Source
--------------------

If you would like to modify the runner, or build it yourself for any
other reason, you will need:

* A JDK, version 1.5 or later.
  * The Android SDK (or at least a stub android.jar as provided in the
    SDK).
  * Apache Ant version 1.7 or later.

To run a build:

* Create a file local.properties in the directory containing this
    README.  In this file, define the location of an android.jar to
    build against, for example:

android.jar=/opt/android/platforms/android-14/android.jar

where /opt/android is the root of an Android SDK.

* Run ant in this same directory:

$ ant

The jar will be created at build/android-junit-report-dev.jar.

Feedback
-------

If you have any thoughts, questions etc about the runner, you can
contact me at:

jason@zutubi.com

All feedback is welcome.

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