iOS Simulators

Getting Started
The simulator app, available within Xcode, presents the iPhone or iPad user interface in a window on your Mac computer. 
It is not possible to run Xcode on a Windows or Linux operating systems.
You interact with Simulator by using the keyboard and the mouse to emulate taps, device rotation, and other user actions. It also allows you to automate your App without the need for a physical device.
Prerequisites
You need a Mac computer and macOS operating system.
You need the TestProject Agent to be installed and running on your computer.
You need Xcode to be installed from Mac App Store. 
Usage
With Xcode installed:
It must be inside your /Applications folder.
TestProject Agent will detect all the simulators it comes with and display them in the connected simulators list in the TestProject application:
If the simulators are still not detected even when Xcode is correctly installed in /Applications
Open a terminal (using Launchpad), run the command below and restart your Agent:
sudo xcode-select -s $(ls -td /Applications/Xcode* | head -1)/Contents/Developer
You can mirror any iOS simulator screen:
There is no need to have an Apple Developer Account in order to do this (on the contrary to iOS physical devices).
Simulators are launched headless, but you can also start it from Xcode and see it's window mirrored in TestProject application.
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Getting Started

Prerequisites

Usage