This repository contains sample code demonstrating how you can test your iOS applications in an automated way. There are two samples. ios-testing contains both automated functional tests and automated image comparison tests. DownloadTileCacheSample was taken from our iOS samples repo and ported to Quartz since it was written for 10.2.5

The master branch of this repository contains test projects you can use to get you started with testing.

ArcGIS Runtime SDK for iOS (Requires ArcGIS for Developers account; free to sign up) You need Quartz release of the API. 10.2.x release don't have exportImage method on mapView.

For Swift :

• XCode 7.0 (or higher)
• iOS 8 SDK (or higher)

1. Get the code in this repository. Don't know how? Get started here. 2a. Open the ios-testing/ios-testing.xcodeproj file to open automated functional and image comparison tests. 2b. Open the downloadTileCacheSample/DownloadTileCache.xcodeproj file to open XCode automated UI samples.
2. Choose a Target and Device/Simulator combination from the Scheme menu and select Run tests (cmd + U) to run tests. Image comparison tests will need expected images on your test machine before they will pass.

##Additional Resources

• Want to start a new project? Setup your dev environment
• New to the API? Explore the documentation : Guide | API Reference
• Got a question? Ask the community on our forum

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