Add more parameters. Add a basic readme for running the tests

build/run-testsapp.grunt.js

@@ -6,6 +6,11 @@ module.exports = {
         //Construct and validate the arguments
         var args = {
             platform: grunt.option("platform")
+            tnsPath: grunt.option("tnsPath")
+            emulatorProcessIdentifier: grunt.option("emuPId")
+            emuAvdName: grunt.option("avdNameToStart")
+            outFile: grunt.option("logFilePath")
+            androidRuntimePath: grunt.option("androidRuntimePath")
         };
 
         (function validateInput(){
@@ -16,9 +21,7 @@ module.exports = {
             tnsPath: "tns",
             emulatorProcessIdentifier:".*emulator64-x86",
             emuAvdName:"Api19",
-            androidRuntimePath:"/Users/erjan/tns-android.tgz",
             outfile:"./TestRunResult.txt",
-            androidRuntimePath: "/Users/erjan/tns-android.tgz",
             androidFrameworkArgument: " --frameworkPath=/Users/erjan/tns-android.tgz",
 
             workingDir:".testsapprun",

running-tests.md

@@ -0,0 +1,29 @@
+Running NativeScript Tests
+=========================
+
+
+# Details
+NativeScript is a framework for building applications on mobile devices. Many
+of its components are UI elements which get tested most efficiently on the
+respective device or simulator/emulator. Thus, running the tests involves
+the following steps:
+- Create a NativeScript project
+- Build it to a native image
+- Start a simulator/emulator
+- Deploy the application image
+- Start the application
+- Monitor its output
+- Gather test output
+
+# Prerequisites
+- Node JS
+- grunt
+- NativeScript CLI
+- Android/iOS setup
+- expect
+
+# Sample run:
+```
+grunt testsapp --platform=Android [--tnsPath="tns"] --emuPId=".*emulator64-x86"
+--emuAvdName="Api19" [--logFilePath="./TestRunResult.txt"] [--androidRuntimePath="./tns-android.tgz"]
+```