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UiThreadTestRule

public class UiThreadTestRule
extends Object implements TestRule

java.lang.Object
   ↳ android.support.test.rule.UiThreadTestRule
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This rule allows the test method annotated with UiThreadTest to execute on the application's main thread (or UI thread).

Note, methods annotated with Before and After will also be executed on the UI thread.

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Summary

Public constructors

UiThreadTestRule()

Public methods

Statement apply(Statement base, Description description)
void runOnUiThread(Runnable runnable)

Helper for running portions of a test on the UI thread.

Protected methods

boolean shouldRunOnUiThread(Description description)

Inherited methods

From class java.lang.Object
From interface org.junit.rules.TestRule

Public constructors

UiThreadTestRule

UiThreadTestRule ()

Public methods

apply

Statement apply (Statement base, 
                Description description)

Parameters
base Statement
description Description
Returns
Statement

runOnUiThread

void runOnUiThread (Runnable runnable)

Helper for running portions of a test on the UI thread.

Note, in most cases it is simpler to annotate the test method with UiThreadTest, which will run the entire test method including methods annotated with Before and After on the UI thread.

Use this method if you need to switch in and out of the UI thread to perform your test.

Parameters
runnable Runnable: runnable containing test code in the run() method
Throws
Throwable

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Protected methods

shouldRunOnUiThread

boolean shouldRunOnUiThread (Description description)

Parameters
description Description
Returns
boolean
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