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Test Apps Setup Guide

Overview

This guide creates minimal Capacitor test apps for validating the Daily Notification Plugin across all target platforms.

Directory Structure

test-apps/
├── android-test/          # Android test app
├── ios-test/              # iOS test app  
├── electron-test/         # Electron test app
├── test-api/              # Test API server
├── setup-android.sh       # Android setup script
├── setup-ios.sh           # iOS setup script
├── setup-electron.sh      # Electron setup script
├── check-environment.sh   # Environment verification
├── SETUP_GUIDE.md         # Enhanced setup guide
└── README.md              # This guide

Prerequisites

  • Node.js 18+
  • Capacitor CLI: npm install -g @capacitor/cli
  • Android Studio (for Android)
  • Xcode (for iOS)
  • Platform-specific SDKs

Quick Start

# Navigate to test-apps directory first
cd test-apps

# Setup all platforms (run from test-apps directory)
./setup-android.sh
./setup-ios.sh  
./setup-electron.sh

⚠️ Important: Run setup scripts from the test-apps directory, not from individual platform directories.

Option 2: Manual Setup

See Enhanced Setup Guide for detailed manual setup instructions and troubleshooting.

Prerequisites Check

# Check your environment before setup
./check-environment.sh

Required Software:

  • Node.js 18+: Required for all platforms
  • Android Studio: Required for Android testing
  • Xcode: Required for iOS testing (macOS only)
  • No additional requirements: For Electron testing

Test App Features

Each test app includes:

  • Plugin Configuration: Test shared SQLite, TTL, prefetch settings
  • Notification Scheduling: Basic daily notification setup
  • Platform-Specific Features:
    • Android: Exact alarm permissions, reboot recovery
    • iOS: Rolling window management, BGTaskScheduler
    • Electron: Mock implementations, IPC communication
  • Performance Monitoring: Metrics collection and display
  • Error Handling: Comprehensive error testing
  • Debug Information: Platform-specific debug data

Test API Server

A mock REST API server (test-api/) provides endpoints for testing the plugin's network functionality:

Quick Start

# Start the test API server
cd test-apps/test-api
npm install
npm start

# Test the API
npm run demo

Key Features

  • Content Endpoints: Generate mock notification content
  • ETag Support: Full HTTP caching with conditional requests
  • Error Simulation: Test various error scenarios
  • Metrics: Monitor API usage and performance
  • CORS Enabled: Cross-origin requests supported

API Endpoints

  • GET /health - Health check
  • GET /api/content/:slotId - Get notification content
  • GET /api/error/:type - Simulate errors
  • GET /api/metrics - API metrics
  • PUT /api/content/:slotId - Update content
  • DELETE /api/content - Clear all content

Platform-Specific URLs

  • Web/Electron: http://localhost:3001
  • Android Emulator: http://10.0.2.2:3001
  • iOS Simulator: http://localhost:3001
  • Physical Devices: http://[YOUR_IP]:3001

Platform-Specific Testing

Android Test App

  • Exact Alarm Status: Check permission and capability
  • Permission Requests: Test exact alarm permission flow
  • Performance Metrics: Monitor Android-specific optimizations
  • Reboot Recovery: Validate system restart handling

iOS Test App

  • Rolling Window: Test notification limit management
  • Background Tasks: Validate BGTaskScheduler integration
  • Performance Metrics: Monitor iOS-specific optimizations
  • Memory Management: Test object pooling and cleanup

Electron Test App

  • Mock Implementations: Test web platform compatibility
  • IPC Communication: Validate Electron-specific APIs
  • Development Workflow: Test plugin integration
  • Debug Information: Platform-specific status display

Running the Test Apps

Android

cd android-test
npm run dev          # Web development server
npx cap open android # Open in Android Studio
npx cap run android  # Run on device/emulator

iOS

cd ios-test
npm run dev         # Web development server
npx cap open ios    # Open in Xcode
npx cap run ios     # Run on device/simulator

Electron

cd electron-test
npm start           # Run Electron app
npm run dev         # Run in development mode

Testing Checklist

Core Functionality

  • Plugin configuration works
  • Notification scheduling succeeds
  • Error handling functions properly
  • Performance metrics are accurate

Platform-Specific

  • Android exact alarm permissions
  • iOS rolling window management
  • Electron mock implementations
  • Cross-platform API consistency

Integration

  • Plugin loads without errors
  • Configuration persists across sessions
  • Performance optimizations active
  • Debug information accessible

Troubleshooting

Common Issues

  1. "Unknown command: cap" → Install Capacitor CLI: npm install -g @capacitor/cli
  2. "android platform has not been added yet" → Run npx cap add android first
  3. Build failures → Check Node.js version (18+) and clear cache: npm cache clean --force
  4. Platform errors → Verify platform-specific SDKs are installed

Quick Fixes

# Check environment
./check-environment.sh

# Reinstall dependencies
rm -rf node_modules && npm install

# Clear Capacitor cache
npx cap clean

# Re-sync platforms
npx cap sync

Detailed Help

See Enhanced Setup Guide for comprehensive troubleshooting and platform-specific solutions.

Next Steps

  1. Run Setup Scripts: Execute platform-specific setup
  2. Test Core Features: Validate basic functionality
  3. Test Platform Features: Verify platform-specific capabilities
  4. Integration Testing: Test with actual plugin implementation
  5. Performance Validation: Monitor metrics and optimizations