Google Gives iOS Devs Open Source EarlGrey Testing Tool
Google last week introduced EarlGrey, a functional user interface testing framework for Apple iOS apps.
YouTube, Google Calendar, Google Photos, Google Translate and Google Play Music have successfully adopted the framework, the company said.
EarlGrey has been open sourced under the Apache license, according to Google's Siddartha Janga. The company has provided app developers with a start guide and the ability to add EarlGrey to their projects using CocoaPods or to add it manually to Xcode project files.
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