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Sapienz
Sapienz: Multi-objective Automated Testing for Android Applications This is a research prototype of the Sapienz approach for multi-objective automated testing for Android applications. Publication:
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Installation
Simply clone the source code from this repository and apply the following environment configuration:
Environment Configration
- Python: 2.7
- Android SDK: API 19
- Linux: sudo apt-get install libfreetype6-dev libxml2-dev libxslt1-dev python-dev
- Mac OS: brew install coreutils for gtimeout
Install Python dependencies:
sudo pip install -r requirements.txt
Usage
python main.py
where apk_path is path to the subject apk under test
or you can specify source_folder_path for the subject app with source code
Subject Requirement:
- instrumented apk should be compiled and named with suffix "-debug.apk"
- closed-source/non-instrumented apk name should end with ".apk"
Settings
- ANDROID_HOME and WORKING_DIR in settings.py should be set before starting Sapeinz.
Output
- for open-sourced apps, outputs are stored under the given source folder
- for closed-sourced apps, output are stored under _output
/coverages - Coverage reports are stored here /crashes - Crash reports and corresponding test cases that lead to the crashes (and also recorded videos files when using real devices) /intermediate - Generated test event sequences for each generation; logbook of the genetic evolution; and line charts showing the variation trend for each objectives.
Notes
- This implementation has been tested with Android 4.4, running on Ubuntu 14.04 and Mac OS 10.10
- If measure statement coverage for open-sourced apps, the subjects need to be processed to support EMMA instrumentation: (Please refer to Dynodroid https://code.google.com/archive/p/dyno-droid/)
- This version is ready for emulators. It also supports real devices, you may need to adapt related code for your specific devices.
