XCUITest Sign in with apple

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I'm trying to automate a testing flow in my app, that requires signing in with apple first. I've figure out how open settings and login with a test apple ID. I've wrapped that up in a function and call that first (with a check to see if its already logged in). When I return to my app, and tapping the sign in with apple button, I can't find anyway to interact with the sign in with apple modal, e.g. asking me if I want to share my email address or not, tapping "continue with password" and so on

I've tried setting up an interruption handler, but it doesn't get triggered

let test = addUIInterruptionMonitor(withDescription: "") { alert in
			
			print("inside alert:\( alert )")
			
			return true
}

I've tried checking for springboard alerts, but its not an alert

let springboardApp = XCUIApplication(bundleIdentifier: "com.apple.springboard")
springboardApp.alerts.exists

I don't know any other tricks, or how to find the bundle ID of this popup. Any advice?

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Answer 1

Managed to find the bundle identifier needed com.apple.AuthKitUIService

This is not a complete solution that handles all paths through the modal. Just a sample to get through the flow when you have previously signed in. Just leaving this here to show how to wrap something like this up in a function

sleep(4)
let testApp = XCUIApplication(bundleIdentifier: "com.apple.AuthKitUIService")
        
let continueButton = testApp.buttons["Continue"]
if continueButton.exists {
    continueButton.tap()
}
        
let shareEmailOption = testApp.tables.staticTexts["Share My Email"]
if shareEmailOption.exists {
    shareEmailOption.tap()
}
        
let continueWithPassword = testApp.buttons["Continue with Password"]
if continueWithPassword.exists {
    continueWithPassword.tap()
}
        
testApp.secureTextFields["Password"].tap()

// Type your password

testApp.buttons["Sign In"].tap()

// Wait for something to show up in your app to denote success / failure
let app = XCUIApplication()
.......

How I found this bundle identifier for anyone having similar issues:

running xcrun simctl list devices --json in terminal lists all simulators. Find the UDID of the one you are using then either:

run xcrun simctl listapps <UDID>

or go to ~/Library/Developer/CoreSimulator/<UDID>/data/Containers/Data and do a search for "com.apple"

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Answer 2

Managed to find the bundle identifier needed com.apple.AuthKitUIService

This is not a complete solution that handles all paths through the modal. Just a sample to get through the flow when you have previously signed in. Just leaving this here to show how to wrap something like this up in a function

sleep(4)
let testApp = XCUIApplication(bundleIdentifier: "com.apple.AuthKitUIService")
        
let continueButton = testApp.buttons["Continue"]
if continueButton.exists {
    continueButton.tap()
}
        
let shareEmailOption = testApp.tables.staticTexts["Share My Email"]
if shareEmailOption.exists {
    shareEmailOption.tap()
}
        
let continueWithPassword = testApp.buttons["Continue with Password"]
if continueWithPassword.exists {
    continueWithPassword.tap()
}
        
testApp.secureTextFields["Password"].tap()

// Type your password

testApp.buttons["Sign In"].tap()

// Wait for something to show up in your app to denote success / failure
let app = XCUIApplication()
.......

How I found this bundle identifier for anyone having similar issues:

running xcrun simctl list devices --json in terminal lists all simulators. Find the UDID of the one you are using then either:

run xcrun simctl listapps <UDID>

or go to ~/Library/Developer/CoreSimulator/<UDID>/data/Containers/Data and do a search for "com.apple"

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simonmcl

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