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Testing iOS UI code with Kiwi

March 14, 2014

Testing iOS UI code with Kiwi

At TaskRabbit, we use automated testing in iOS, Android, and web projects. When I first was talking to Julian about joining TaskRabbit, I got super excited when I heard they were testing the iPhone app. Testing wasn’t so popular in the iOS community at the time (not that this has changed).

When I first started, the team was using Cedar as a testing framework. I had used Kiwi in past projects and was hooked. Kiwi is a treat to work with, is written purely Objective-C and is built on top of SenTestKit/XCTest - check it out here. We ended up switching to Kiwi to test the app and the result has been nothing but positive.

Testing iOS UI code isn’t always so straightforward and requires special considerations, so I wanted to share some techniques that we are using to make testing more enjoyable.

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