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* refactor(sdk-android): publish under io.github.priyanshujain.sanderling Move the published Maven coordinates to a sanderling sub-namespace so the brand is visible in the dependency line (was io.github.priyanshujain:sdk-android). Sub-namespace is auto-allowed by Sonatype under the verified parent groupId. * chore: update sdk-android coordinates in folio + docs Follow the groupId change to io.github.priyanshujain.sanderling:sdk-android. * ci(docs): use --version flag for d2 install script The d2 installer accepts --version vX.Y.Z, not --tag. The --tag form was rejected as "unrecognized flag" on the docs workflow run after PR #26 merged.
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Getting started
Install the CLI, link the SDK into your debug build, run a spec.
Prerequisites
- An Android emulator with API level 30 or newer.
- The app under test built as a debug variant with the sanderling Android SDK linked in.
adbon your PATH.
Run sanderling doctor to check the host environment.
Install
CLI
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/priyanshujain/sanderling/master/install.sh | bash
Spec package (npm)
npm install --save-dev @sanderling/spec
Android SDK (Maven Central)
dependencies {
implementation("io.github.priyanshujain.sanderling:sdk-android:<version>")
}
Your first run
The repo ships a working sample at examples/folio, a Kotlin Multiplatform app with a TypeScript spec under sanderling/spec.ts. Install just, then from examples/folio:
just install # build and install the folio APK on a booted emulator or device
just test # run the spec
With no device connected and multiple AVDs, pick one:
AVD=Pixel_7 just test
Persistent settings can live in a .env alongside the justfile (AVD=Pixel_7, DURATION=5m, and so on).
When the run ends, the trace lands in sanderling/runs/<timestamp>/:
runs/2026-04-18T12-34-56/
├── trace.jsonl
├── screenshots/
└── meta.json
Browse it with sanderling inspect (see inspect), or read trace.jsonl step by step.
Next: writing specs.