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How to get the package name of Android application
There are multiple ways in which we can obtain the package name of Android .apk file. Here are the some quick ways to get the package name. Step 1 : If its public app and available in https://play.google.com/store/apps , then search the app name and click on that particular app. you will get the package name as shown in below screenshot.
Demo of Step 1 :
Step 2 : Install the app on your device and run the below command to get the list of packages and search for your app. *(Make sure ADB configured in your path variable, click here to know how to configure adb on Windows , For Mac - you can click here) -> adb shell pm list packages
Demo of Step 2 :
Step 3 : Again using the Android command , you can get the details of app , package name -> aapt dump badging <path of apk> | grep <any_relevant_search_text>
for example : -> aapt dump badging D:\facebook.app | grep package
** aapt stands for Android Asset Packaging Tool . Demo of Step 3 :
Step 4 : [This step is now obsolete, as Appium UI has changed , if you have OLD Appium setup , you can still use it ] If you have Appium installed and locate the .apk file and it will list the package name as shown in below screenshot.
You can choose any above mentioned steps to get the package name of your app. Some other ways are also present to get the app name.But here i listed few easy way to get the package name. If you like this, please subscribe my Youtube channel,like ,comments & share.
Mac OS : How to configure JAVA Home ,Maven & Android Home
Recently I
have started using Mac OS and I had to
configure my Development environment for automation . To get started with the
basic needs i.e basic program to run , my system should have been configured
with JAVA_HOME , ANDROID_HOME and Maven(M2_HOME).
I learnt
the way how to configure all these settings, so I am sharing my knowledge in a
best possible way which can be understood easily. Also watch out my Youtube
Channel for videos related to this (link is given below)
Make sure
you have all these binaries installed or are downloaded and kept it in some
location.
Let’s get
started with configuring these settings in OS path.
You can watch a Youtube video OR follow the step by step procedure below Part 1
Part 2
Step 1 : Open Terminal on your Mac.
Step 2 : Typecd ~/
Step 3 : Check whether you have
.bash_profile present, type command
$ ls –al
Step 4 : If it is not present , let’s
create it using command
$ touch .bash_profile
(**
touch is a standard
Unix command-line interface program in its default usage, it is
equivalent of creating or opening a file and saving it without any change to
the file contents.)
Step 5 : Hit command ls –al again to
verify its presence
Step 6 : Now open .bash_profile file
which is just created. And to open you can use either of the commands.
$ open –e .bash_profile
( **
-e Opens with TextEdit.
-t Opens
with default text editor. )
OR
$ nano .bash_profile
(** GNU nano is
a popular commandline text editor used on many operating
systems.)
Above steps
are common steps for configuring anything in PATH
Step 7 : How to configure JAVA_HOME
(You are required to give bin and
jre path . Make sure to replace wth your path)
A domain name is basically your website name. It is the
address where Internet users can access your website. A domain name is used for
finding / locating and identifying computers / machines on the Internet. As you
are aware that Computers use IP addresses, which are a series of numbers.
However, it is difficult for humans to remember strings of numbers. Because of
this, domain names were developed and used to identify entities on the Internet
rather than using IP addresses.
A domain name can be any combination of letters and
numbers, and it can be used in combination of the various domain name
extensions, such as .com, .net, .ga, .gov, .in and more.
Properties of
Domain Name:
Domain
name must be registered before you can use it. Since, every domain name is
unique. NO two websites can have the same domain name. If someone types
in www.yourdomainname.com or www.yourdomain.gov etc., it will go to
your website and no one else's.
How to register
Domain Name for free and create free website with own domain name
You can watch a Youtube video OR follow the step by step procedure below
Let
see how to get Domain Name for free step by step below:
2. Enter your website name
and click on “Check Availability” button.
3. You can see list of
available domains which paid and free.
4. Choose one which is Free
, for example - Let say , i will choose domain with .ga
5. Click on “Checkout”
button.
6. Select “Use DNS” under “Use your new domain” and Enter IP
Address 80.80.80.80 , 80.80.81.81 under “Enter your A record
here”.
7.
On the same page from the dropdown select “12
Months @ Free” under “Period” and click on continue.
8.
On Review & Checkout Page - Enter your valid email address for login and
verification or Would be good if you already logged into your Gmail or Facebook before
attempting this step.
9.
Open your email and click on Confirmation link.
10.
Enter all the valid details as asked after clicking the verification link to
complete the order.
11.
Login with your credentials to freenom site.
12.
Change the settings or view the subscription or manage the domain can be done
from “Service” menu.
13.
Hurray !! you have your own website name which is completely free, now you can
play around with that.
14.
You can also have option to upgrade or purchase the subscription once it’s over
or you want to continue with the same name as Paid version has more advantages.
15.
You can also create as site with Freedom GoSite option which is available under
Service-> My Domains -> Manage GoSite.
16.
You can select theme and you can start your website up and running with 1 mins.
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