For more details on proxies and why I chose mitmproxy, read the previous article.Īs with last week, the example code is written in Javascript. We can also modify the responses, forcing the app into states we dictate, for testing purposes. We can then perform advanced assertions in our test, making sure that the app is sending requests to other services as expected. This week, we'll do the same thing with Android Emulators.Ī brief recap from last week: We can start a man-in-the-middle proxy called mitmproxy which will capture all the network traffic from the emulator and let us access the requests and responses from our test script.
Last week, we covered how to capture network traffic generated by an iOS simulator within an Appium test.
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