Scale your Espresso Tests with TestingBot. Run Espresso tests for your native and hybrid apps across physical Android devices and Android emulators.
TestingBot provides Android emulators and physical Android devices, ready to run your automated Espresso tests.
Instantly add test capacity to your Espresso Testing. TestingBot offers Android devices and emulators, ranging from Android 4.4 up to 12. Samsung, Pixel, Oppo, Xiaomi and more.
Upload your native Android app and Espresso tests. Run on the TestingBot device cloud and receive instant results, with video, for all your tests.
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With Private Device Cloud, we take care of setting up, configuring and maintaining devices, dedicated to your company only.
Choose your own devices and we'll make these devices available for you in our datacenter.
Create an .apk or .aab file of your native Android app, and a .apk file of your Espresso tests. You can use Android Studio or Gradle to create these files, in either Java or Kotlin.
Upload your mobile app (.apk or .aab) and tests (.apk) via the TestingBot REST API.
Trigger the tests via an API call. Your tests will appear in the TestingBot dashboard, with video, logs and more.
By running Android Espresso tests on TestingBot, you can run tests in parallel on multiple devices and emulators at once.
Running tests in parallel will drastically shorten the total test duration.
TestingBot offers a variety of Android devices, including Samsung, Pixel, Oppo and other brands.
You can easily add the upload step and run step in your CI/CD pipeline.
As part of your CI/CD, you can then run the Android Espresso tests on TestingBot.
Use the JUnit report XML functionality that TestingBot provides to integrate the test results in your CI/CD.
You can change the network speed, language and locale of the device, change the GeoIP location and more.
The Espresso filters are all available, so you can choose which tests you want to run.
The Espresso test results will appear in the TestingBot dashboard.
You can use the REST API as well to fetch the results.
To get started, please see our Espresso Testing documentation.
