Firebase Test Lab for Android provides cloud-based infrastructure for testing Android apps. This document describes how to get started with Test Lab using the Firebase console.
Create a Firebase project
If you don't have a Firebase project for your app, go to the Firebase console and click Create Project to create one now. You will need ownership or edit permissions in your project.
A Firebase "Blaze" plan is required to use Test Lab. To learn more, see Test Lab billing.
Run a test
Firebase Test Lab lets you run the following types of tests:
- Espresso, Robotium or UI Automator 2.0 instrumentation tests written specifically to exercise your app.
- Robo test, which analyzes the structure of your app's user interface and then explores it automatically by simulating user activities.
To run a test, see Run Tests with Firebase Test Lab for Android.
Investigate your test results
When the test starts, you're automatically redirected to the test results page. Tests can take a number of minutes to run, depending on the number of different configurations you have selected and the test timeout duration set for your tests. After your tests have run, you can review test results. See Analyzing Firebase Test Lab for Android Results to learn more about how to interpret the test results.
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