Case 1: Resources Loaded via URL
Preconditions:
In the onboarding screen settings, images or videos must be loaded via a link.
Resources should not be added locally to the app bundle.
Steps:
Install your iOS app on the test device.
Connect a sniffer (e.g., Charles proxy) to the device.
Launch your iOS app.
Expected Result:
Requests are sent to the URLs specified in the screen settings (Precondition 1).
Upon successfully loading the resource, it is displayed in the app's onboarding.
What to Check if Images or Videos Are Not Displayed:
Verify that the device has an internet connection.
Check the resource URL in the service: copy it from the web service and paste it into a browser window to ensure the resource is correct.
Ensure the request sent at the app launch matches the one specified in the screen settings.
Check the response to the request: it should be received without errors.
Case 2: Resources Loaded via URL + Local Resources in the App Bundle
Preconditions:
"URL" is set in the screen settings.
Steps:
Install your iOS app on the test device.
Connect a sniffer (e.g., Charles proxy).
Launch your iOS app.
Expected Result:
When the app is launched, requests for resources stored in the app bundle are not sent.
Images and videos are displayed correctly.
What to Check if a Request Is Sent When It Shouldn't Be or Content Is Not Displayed:
If a request is sent when it shouldn't be:
Confirm with the developer that the resources are indeed added to the app bundle (the name should match the name in the URL).
Ensure the 'use local assets if available' option is enabled for onboarding screens.
If images or videos are not displayed:
Check the device's internet connection.
Verify the correctness of the resource URL in the screen settings.
Ensure the response is received without errors.
Case 3: Resources Applied via "Asset Name"
Preconditions:
Resources are added to the bundle of your iOS app.
In the screen settings for images, the 'Asset name' type is selected and the asset name loaded in the bundle is entered into the text field.
Steps:
Install your iOS app on the test device.
Connect a sniffer (e.g., Charles proxy).
Launch your iOS app.
Expected Result:
No request for resources is sent when the app is launched.
Images and videos are displayed correctly.
If the Resource Is Not Displayed in the App, Check:
The resource is definitely added to the app bundle (in Xcode, confirm with the developer).
The names of the resources in the screen settings and in the app bundle are the same.
