In this course, we will use Espresso to create UI tests for your Android application.

UI Testing with Espresso

In this lesson, you will learn how assert that a specific <code>Intent</code> was launched.

In this lesson, you will learn how to setup Espresso in your app and write the first Espresso test using View matchers, actions and assertions.

Add Espresso to your Android application to start writing UI tests

In this lesson, you will learn how to create custom View assertions.

Create custom View assertions for Espresso

In this lesson, you will learn how to create custom View action.

Create custom View actions for Espresso

In this lesson, you will learn how to use idling resource as a waiting mechanism in your Espresso tests. Some good use cases are waiting for data to be loaded, establishing connections with a database or callbacks, managing Services or perform complex business logic.Related Resources • [Android testing with Espresso’s Idling Resources and testing fidelity](https://medium.com/androiddevelopers/android-testing-with-espressos-idling-resources-and-testing-fidelity-8b8647ed57f4)

Waiting for an action to finish using idling resource in Espresso tests

In this lesson, you will learn how to interact with scrollable lists in your Espresso tests. You will learn how to scroll to a specific children of your `RecyclerView` and perform actions and assertions on it.

Interacting with scrolling lists in your Espresso tests

In this lesson, you will learn how assert that a specific `Intent` was launched.

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Asserting Intents with Espresso