• Allows to write automated tests that drive the game in a way similar to how a user would
• Integrated with Unity UI solution, can easily be integrated with custom solutions like NGUI or EZGUI
• Tests can be executed in Editor or Unity Player (tested Android, iOS and Standalone)
• Test reports in Editor GUI, Console and XML files (JUnit format)
• Includes lightweight dependency injection framework for object mocking

• To run tests in Editor open scene Assets/UITest/Example/TestRunner.unit and click Play
• Click TestRunner GameObject to see the test report in realtime
• Use filter field to run tests partially
• To run on device just set Tests scene as a first one before building

• To add a new test create a new class anywhere in the project extending UITest
• Use UITest, UISetUp and UITearDown attributes same way as you would in Unit tests
• Checkout example in Assets/UITest/Examples/UITestExample.cs

API is designed to be readable as a natural language so it can be understood by non technical people too. All API calls are designed to wait until its function could be executed with a certain timeout.

• Press(<GameObjectName>) - Simulates a button press. If an object with a given name is not found in the scene, it waits for it to appear.
• LoadScene(<SceneName>) - Load new scene and wait until scene is fully loaded.
• AssertLabel(<GameObjectName>, <Text>) - Asserts text value, waits until value is changed.
• WaitFor(<Condition>) - Generic method to wait until given condition is satisfied.
• WaitFor(new LabelTextAppeared(<GameObjectName>, <Text>)) - Wait for label with given text to appear
• WaitFor(new SceneLoaded(<SceneName>)) - Wait until scene is fully loaded
• WaitFor(new ObjectAppeared(<GameObjectName>)) - Wait for object with given name to appear
• WaitFor(new ObjectAppeared<ObjectType>()) - Wait for object with component of given type to appear
• WaitFor(new ObjectDisappeared(<GameObjectName>)) - Wait for object with given name to disappear
• WaitFor(new ObjectDisappeared<ObjectType>()) - Wait for object with component of given type to disappear
• WaitFor(new BoolCondition(<BoolFunction>)) - Generic condition is satisfied when a given bool expression becomes true

Have fun testing ;)

Filipp Keks