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Cortado provides a layer of abstraction above Espresso, so it's a bit easier to use.
Remember: It is Google Espresso underneath. You can still mess up your tests the same way you would when using pure Espresso. Cortado just gives you a bit nicer way to communicate with Espresso.
Matcher for clickable views with R.id.text and with text NOT "Example"| Framework | Code example |
|---|---|
| Espresso | Matchers.allOf(withId(R.id.text), isClickable(), Matchers.not(withText("Example"))); |
| Cortado | Cortado.view().withId(R.id.text).and().isClickable().and().not().withText("Example"); |
Matcher for views that have text example or have parent FrameLayout| Framework | Code example |
|---|---|
| Espresso | Matchers.anyOf(withText("example"), withParent(isAssignableFrom(FrameLayout.class))); |
| Cortado | Cortado.view().withText("example").or().withParent(isAssignableFrom(FrameLayout.class)); |
View with R.id.button| Framework | Code example |
|---|---|
| Espresso | Espresso.onView(withId(R.id.button)).perform(ViewActions.click()); |
| Cortado | Cortado.onView().withId(R.id.button).perform().click(); |
View with text example is visible| Framework | Code example |
|---|---|
| Espresso | Espresso.onView(withText("example")).check(ViewAssertions.matches(isDisplayed())); |
| Cortado | Cortado.onView().withText("example").check().matches(isDisplayed()); |
enabled view with R.id.edit| Framework | Code example |
|---|---|
| Espresso | Espresso.onView(Matchers.allOf(withId(R.id.edit),isEnabled())).perform(ViewActions.replaceText("changed")); |
| Cortado | Cortado.onView().withId(R.id.edit).and().isEnabled().perform().replaceText("changed"); |
Creating an instance of org.hamcrest.Matcher<View>
java
org.hamcrest.Matcher<View> matcher = Cortado.view().withId(R.id.example);
Creating an instance of android.support.test.espresso.ViewInteraction
java
ViewInteraction viewInteraction = Cortado.onView().withId(R.id.example).perform(click());
Fluently creating Matchers.allOf(...)
java
Cortado.view().withId(R.id.example).and().withText("example").and().isClickable();
Fluently creating Matchers.anyOf(...)
java
Cortado.view().withId(R.id.example).or().withText("example").or().isClickable();
Fluently negating conditions
java
Cortado.view().not().withId(R.id.example).and().withText("example").and().not().isClickable();
Fluently performing single action (on ViewInteraction)
java
Cortado.onView().withId(R.id.example).perform().click();
Fluently checking matches (on ViewInteraction)
java
Cortado.onView().withId(R.id.example).check().matches(Cortado.view().withText("example"));
I wanted the api of Cortado to be compatible with Espresso as much as possible. That's why you can do stuff like that:
Espresso.onView(Cortado.view().withId(R.id.example).and().withText("Example")).perform(click());
dependencies {
androidTestCompile 'com.bartoszlipinski:cortado:1.2.0'
}
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$ claude mcp add cortado \
-- python -m otcore.mcp_server <graph>