iQuery is a ui control query library, currently supports for iOS and Android UI automation are implemented.

You need set an environment varaible ANDROID_HOME in order to do a successful build. For e.g. $ export ANDROID_HOME=~/android-sdK;mvn package.

iQuery for monkeyrunner is a plugin project, it requires several jar files in android sdk directory, and which are not available in maven repo. So I point the jar files to android sdk home directory.

iQuery for iOS is based on instrument, object-c version is not available yet, however, since it is based on antlr, it can be extended to object-c version quite easily.

To use iquery in your instrument test cases, follow below steps:

1. import iquery.js in your test case.

   #import "iquery.js";

2. And then you can use iQuery in your code.

3. iquery.js contains a simplified unit test framework with it. If you want to use iQuery with your own test framework. you can remove the test framework's code in common.js.

Below is a sample usage, for detailed usage, please read the test sources: https://github.com/vowei/iQuery/blob/master/iOS/sampleTest.js :

 var target = UIATarget.localTarget(); 
 var root = target.frontMostApp().mainWindow();
 var assert = new Assert();
 var result = root.$("UIAWindow > UIASegmentedControl > UIAButton :eq(0) + UIAButton");
 assert.Equals(1, result.length);

iQuery for android supports instrument test cases, and query text from hierarchyviewer output.

Below are steps required for use iQuery in instrument test cases:

1. Create an android unit test project, you may include [robotium] (https://code.google.com/p/robotium/) in the project.
2. Include antlr-runtime-3.4.jar, iQA.Runtime.jar and iQA.Runtime.Instrument.jar in your project's build path.

Import antlr and iQuery packages in your code:

 import org.antlr.runtime.*;
 import cc.iqa.iquery.*;
 import cc.iqa.iquery.android.*;

And use it:

List<SoloTreeNode> result = iQuery.query(new SoloTreeNode(
 _solo.getCurrentViews().get(0)), 
 "LinearLayout >> TextView [mText = 'Down Under']");

3. If an invalid query is given, iQuery.query will throw a iQueryParserException object, you can get details errors by calling e.getErrors() - the errors message are Chinese. :(

for detailed usage, please read the test sources: https://github.com/vowei/iQuery/blob/master/java/Test/iQA.Runtime.Test/src/cc/iqa/iquery/test/iQueryParserTest.java