Compose Multiplatform E2E Testing Framework

Parikshan is a testing framework designed specifically for Compose Multiplatform. It provides a unified, cross-platform DSL to write end-to-end (E2E) UI tests that run on Android, iOS, Desktop, and Web (Wasm) using a single codebase.

Writing E2E tests for multiplatform apps often requires juggling multiple tools like Appium, Maestro, and Playwright, each with its own configuration and production code "pollution." Parikshan aims to simplify this:

• Zero-Pollution: No testing code or "test-only" modules are included in your production builds.
• Unified DSL: Write once in Kotlin and run across all supported platforms.
• Architecture-Aware: Automatically discovers your app modules and orchestrates the installation and execution lifecycle.
• Built-in Recording: Automatically generates videos of your test runs (even in headless CI environments).

📖 Full Documentation & API Reference | 🌐 Wasm Demo

In your shared library (e.g., :composeApp) build.gradle.kts:

plugins {
    id("io.github.aryapreetam.parikshan") version "0.0.1"
}

Create a test in src/commonTest/kotlin:

class MyE2ETest {
    @Test
    fun testLoginFlow() = e2eTest {
        // Simple, intent-based DSL
        waitFor("login_button")
        inputText("username_field", "admin")
        click("login_button")
        
        assertVisible("dashboard_screen")
        screenshot("login-success")
    }
}

./gradlew e2eAndroidTest
./gradlew e2eIosTest
./gradlew e2eDesktopTest
./gradlew e2eWasmTest

Validate the library on your platform by downloading the pre-built sample application:

MIT License © 2026 aryapreetam and contributors. See LICENSE for details.

This library was built with inspiration from the excellent work of the Kotlin and Compose Multiplatform communities, including terrakok's KMP Web Wizard and the many developers pushing the boundaries of cross-platform testing.