Android Virtual Device
2.23.1. Definition
An Android Virtual Device (AVD) is a configuration that defines the characteristics of an Android phone, tablet, Wear OS, Android TV, or Automotive OS device that you want to simulate in the Android Emulator. The Device Manager is an interface you can launch from Android Studio that helps you create and manage AVDs. Now, akaAT supported for creating ADV in tool without using Android Studio or anothers.
2.23.2. Install Android Home and SDK
- Step 1: Click on Mobile Recorder
Then click on "Start Android Virtual Device" button
Tool will inform a alert when you first time use AVD
- Step 2: Go to Update Driver -> Android SDK tab
So you have to setup android path in tool setting. "C:\Users\sondn17\AppData\Local\Android\Sdk" this path is suggested by tool but you can setup android path at every where that you want.
- Step 3: Go to Setting -> Driver Path -> Scroll down to Android Home field -> Select Android SDK folder
- Step 4: Go to Update driver -> Android Sdk tab -> Accept button -> Download -> Accept all licenses
- Step 5: Click Download
2.23.3. Instruction
Step 1: Click on mobile-recorder icon on the left menu bar
Step 2: Click on AVD Manage icon
Step 3: Click on Add Device button in Android Virtual Device Manage box
Step 4: Download and choose platform android that you want. Here, I choose platform 33. Then click Next button
Step 5: Download and choose system image. You can choose image that have play store or not. It's up to you
Step 6: Set device name and choose device. Then click on Create button
Step 7: After clicking on Create button, device appears in Virtual Device. Then click on Start Virtual Device button
Virtual Device started successfully
2.23.4. Actions in Virtual Device
No | Icon | Type | Description |
---|---|---|---|
1 | Button | Start Virtual Device | |
2 | Button | Close Virtual Device | |
3 | Button | Wipe Data | |
4 | Button | Delete Virtual Device |
2.23.5. How to create a mobile testcase
Please see the 2.5.2. Mobile Testing for further details.