Alexey Alter-Pesotskiy • 4/23/2023

Gaining access to Command-line from Maestro

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This technical article explains how to gain command-line access from the Maestro mobile UI testing framework, which normally runs in a JavaScript sandbox. It details a method using a local HTTP server as a bridge to execute shell commands, enabling advanced testing features like push notification simulation, location automation, and integration with tools like Playwright or Selenium.

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