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To put in place the e2e infrastructure we chose:
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- Jenkins as our CI platform. We were already using it for our build jobs and for the submssions on the stores or to [our internal beta programs](/2018/07/05/distribution-enterprise-app-ios-beta.html).
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- [Appium](http://appium.io/ "appium website") as end to end testing platform. We chose it because it let us test our apps for both iOS and Android with a single tests codebase. At the moment of this writing we used the Appium version 1.9.0. In particular we chose to use the Appium implementation based on:
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- [Appium](https://appium.io/ "appium website") as end to end testing platform. We chose it because it let us test our apps for both iOS and Android with a single tests codebase. At the moment of this writing we used the Appium version 1.9.0. In particular we chose to use the Appium implementation based on:
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- JavaScript, to be able to write our tests with a language with similar features to [TypeScript, the language we are using with React Native for our apps](/2018/07/04/react-native-typescript-existing-app.html "TypeScript React Native")
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- [WebdriverIO](https://webdriver.io/ "webdriverio"), JavaScript implementation of the Selenium 2.0 WebDriver API
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- [mocha](https://github.com/mochajs/mocha "mocha test framework"), a JavaScript testing framework

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