Prerequisites Proper Behat setup . MDK (Optional. For easier initialisation and execution of Behat tests) Docker (It's way simpler) The local_moodlemobileapp plugin, to run our Behat tests. Moodle mobile app - master (latest) Launch the master version of the mobile app using docker: docker run --name moodlemobile-latest -p 8100:8100 moodlehq/moodlemobile2:latest Open a terminal and go to your moodle instance's " local " folder. Clone or download https://github.com/aanabit/moodle-local_moodlemobileapp  Moodle Mobile app local plugin git clone https://github.com/aanabit/moodle-local_moodlemobileapp moodlemobileapp Go to the " moodlemobileapp " folder. Checkout  app_behat_tests branch. git checkout app_behat_tests Edit your Moodle instance's config.php and add the following line: $CFG->behat_ionic_wwwroot = 'http://localhost:8100'; Initialise your Behat environment and run the @app tests. mdk behat -r --tags=@app Confirm that the tests pass. Moodle mobile app - integration (next) Stop the "master" version of the mobile app. (e.g. " Ctrl + C " or " docker stop moodlemobile-latest " if it's running in the background) Launch the integration version of the mobile app using docker: docker run --name moodlemobile-next -p 8100:8100 moodlehq/moodlemobile2:next Reinitialise Behat and run again the @app tests again. If you're using MDK, you can easily do this by running: mdk behat --force -r --tags=@app Confirm that the tests pass.