This is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server providing resources and tools for Appium mobile gestures using Actions API..
Overview
What is MCP Appium Gestures?
MCP Appium Gestures is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that provides resources and tools for implementing mobile gestures using the Appium framework.
How to use MCP Appium Gestures?
To use MCP Appium Gestures, clone the repository, install the dependencies, and start the server using either stdio or SSE transport. You can then integrate it with your MCP settings configuration file to utilize its tools and resources.
Key features of MCP Appium Gestures?
- Comprehensive documentation for common mobile gestures such as tap, swipe, scroll, pinch/zoom, long press, drag and drop, and double tap.
- Code generation tools for these gestures in JavaScript and Java.
- Easy integration with various MCP clients like Claude.
Use cases of MCP Appium Gestures?
- Automating mobile app testing with Appium by simulating user gestures.
- Generating code snippets for mobile gestures in different programming languages.
- Providing documentation resources for developers working with mobile gestures.
FAQ from MCP Appium Gestures?
- What programming languages does MCP Appium Gestures support for code generation?
It supports JavaScript and Java.
- Can I use MCP Appium Gestures for both local and remote testing?
Yes, it can be configured for both local and remote use.
- Is there any documentation available for the gestures?
Yes, the server provides detailed documentation for each gesture.