So I have a python script to test an android app with the monkeyrunner tool and at a certain point in the script, I have command to launch the application on the mobile phone. The command is: device.shell('monkey -p com.blah.blah -v 500') and it works perfect. But my question is: "What is the meaning of the number 500?"
I found this command on a forum and some users are using the value 300 instead of 500 or other values.. For me it works with all of them but not without it. I just need to understand what the number does so I can fully understand what I do.
As per Android Documentation this command will launch your application and send 500/300/200(as specified by you) pseudo-random events to it such as clicks, touches, or gestures.