📱 Bitkit E2E Tests

End-to-end tests for the Bitkit-android and Bitkit-ios mobile app using WebdriverIO and Appium. Supports both Android and iOS platforms.

⚠️ Work In Progress! ⚠️

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📦 Requirements

• Node.js (≥ 22)
• Android SDK (with at least API 33–35)
• Xcode (for iOS, macOS only)
• Appium server installed locally or started via WebdriverIO
• Emulator or real device running

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🛠️ Setup

# Clone the repo
git clone https://github.com/synonymdev/bitkit-e2e-tests.git
cd bitkit-e2e-tests

# Install dependencies
npm install

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📂 Directory structure

artifacts/              # screenshots and (optionally) videos of failed tests
aut/                    # Place your .apk / .ipa files here
docker/                 # docker compose regtest based backend for Bitkit wallet
test/
  ├── specs/            # Test suites (e.g., onboarding.e2e.ts)
  ├── helpers/          # Test helpers: selectors, setup, actions

ℹ️ Screenshots and (optionally) videos of failed tests will be saved to artifacts/. To enable video recording, set the RECORD_VIDEO=true environment variable.

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🧪 Running tests

# Run all tests on Android
npm run e2e:android

# Run all tests on iOS
npm run e2e:ios

To run a specific test file:

npm run e2e:android -- --spec ./test/specs/onboarding.e2e.ts

To run a specific test case:

npm run e2e:android -- --mochaOpts.grep "Can pass onboarding correctly"

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🏷️ Tags

Test suites (and some individual tests) are tagged using a simple @tag convention in the describe / ciIt titles:

describe('@backup - Backup', () => {
  ciIt('@backup_1 - Can backup metadata, widget, settings and restore them', async () => {
    // ...
  });
});

💡 Note: Use ciIt instead of it in specs. Locally it behaves the same, but on CI it automatically skips tests that already passed in previous attempts, making retries faster.

You can use Mocha’s --grep option to run only the tests that match a given tag (regex supported). For example:

# Run only backup tests
npm run e2e:android -- --mochaOpts.grep "@backup"

# Run backup OR onboarding OR onchain tests
npm run e2e:android -- --mochaOpts.grep "@onchain|@backup|@onboarding"

# Run everything except backup tests
npm run e2e:android -- --mochaOpts.grep "@backup" --mochaOpts.invert

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🤖 CI Helper Scripts

These helper scripts wrap the regular npm run e2e:* commands and add CI-friendly extras such as log capture and artifact collection. You can also run them locally when debugging.

Android (ci_run_android.sh)

The Android script will:

• Clear and capture adb logcat output into ./artifacts/logcat.txt.
• Reverse the regtest port (60001).
• Run the Android E2E tests.
• Forward any arguments directly to Mocha/WebdriverIO.

Usage examples:

# Run all Android tests (with logcat capture)
./ci_run_android.sh

# Run only @backup tests
./ci_run_android.sh --mochaOpts.grep "@backup"

# Run backup OR onboarding OR onchain tests
./ci_run_android.sh --mochaOpts.grep "@backup|@onboarding|@onchain"

# Run everything except @backup
./ci_run_android.sh --mochaOpts.grep "@backup" --mochaOpts.invert

# Run a specific spec file
./ci_run_android.sh --spec ./test/specs/onboarding.e2e.ts

iOS (ci_run_ios.sh)

TBD 🚧

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💡 Tips

• Use elementById() and tap() helpers to write cross-platform tests.
• Use confirmInputOnKeyboard() to handle keyboard actions across Android/iOS.
• Tests are designed to work identically on both platforms where possible.
• To debug, add console.info() or enable wdio debug logs.
• Use ciIt() instead of it() on CI to automatically skip tests that already passed in a previous run.