Setting Up XCUITest for iOS Testing in Xcode 10

At WWDC 2015, Apple announced the Xcode UI Testing framework that allows us to write user interface tests for iOS apps using Swift or Objective-C. The only option remaining to automate iOS apps is the XCUITest framework. Since iOS 10, there has been a growing trend of iOS teams adopting XCUITest and deprecating their old toolbox. In this post, we will explore the steps to get started with XCUITest to automate iOS app testing with the latest Xcode 10. Xcode UI Testing Xcode UI testing is also known as XCUITest, a huge expansion of the testing technology in the Apple platform apps like iOS. With UI testing, we can simulate user actions in the simulators or devices to find out if our application is working with the latest changes in the code. With XCUITest, we can interact with UI elements and validate their position or state in our apps.

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