Application testing method, device and terminal based on monkey command

Abstract

The embodiment of the present invention discloses an application testing method, device, and terminal based on a Monkey command. The method includes: receiving a Monkey command for a target application; responding to the Monkey command, and running the target application; respectively using each test entry as the entry of the Monkey, Execute the pseudo-random event for the test entry; during the execution of the pseudo-random event for the test entry, monitor whether the window name of the topmost window of the terminal matches the window name corresponding to the test entry; if they do not match, suspend execution for For the pseudo-random event of the test entry, the control terminal sets the window whose window name matches the window name corresponding to the test entry as the topmost window, and continues to execute the pseudo-random event for the test entry; when at least two tests of the target application The entrance tests are completed, and the total number of executions of pseudo-random events reaches the preset total number of pseudo-random events, and it is determined that the target application test is completed. By adopting the invention, the effectiveness of application testing can be improved.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of the Internet, in particular to an application testing method, device and terminal based on a Monkey command. Background technique [0002] The Monkey command is a command-line tool provided by Google to test stability. Although the name of the application package to be tested can be specified through the -p parameter. However, in actual testing, it is often encountered that random events cannot be effectively controlled, making subsequent tests worthless. [0003] For example, taking the test of "clean master's stability" as an example, the format of the Monkey command is adb shellmonkey–p com.cleanmaster.mguard_cn 30000, which means to execute 30,000 pseudo-random events for the "clean master" application. However, in the actual test, the home button event may be triggered when 5000 events are executed, and the main screen will be returned. After that, the Monkey command control terminal enters another...

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Problems solved by technology

It can be seen that the current application testing based on the Monkey command cannot guarantee as many effective tests as possible

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