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Sapienz Prototype (Out-of-date)

Sapienz: Multi-objective Automated Testing for Android Applications

This is a prototype of the Sapienz approach for multi-objective automated testing for Android applications. Please note that this repository is no longer maintained.

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Installation

Simply download the artefact here 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 only for emulators running on a physical PC.