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How to automate unlock pattern on real phone using uiautomator?

Recently, I started learning uiautomatorto test the user interface of various Android devices. I am currently testing the Galaxy S4.

I am looking for any class or method that can be used to automate the unlock pattern that the user draws to unlock the phone. For example, I have a letter Nlike "draw template" to unlock the phone. How can I automate this unlock pattern in uiautomator?

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import android.graphics.Point;

public void unlockpatternlock() throws UiObjectNotFoundException, Exception {
    Point[] cordinates = new Point[4];
    cordinates[0] = new Point(248,1520);
    cordinates[1] = new Point(248,929);
    cordinates[2] = new Point(796,1520);
    cordinates[3] = new Point(796,929);
    getUiDevice().wakeUp();
    getUiDevice().swipe(cordinates, 10);
}

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[1] Go to 'Settings' -> 'Developer Options'.
[2] Under 'INPUT' section -> you will find a option 'Pointer Location' -> enable that option.

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UiDevice.getInstance().swipe(390, 1138, 719, 1128, 40);

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