JDI with Browserstack test project

Before running JDI project in Sauce Lab, you need to set up Sauce Lab Credentials

Set Your Browserstack Credentials

1. Copy your Browserstack username and accessKey in the User Settings.

2. Open a Terminal window (command prompt for Windows) and set your Sauce Labs Environment variables:

   Mac OSX:

   $ export USERNAME="username"
   $ export ACCESS_KEY="accessKey"
   

   Windows:

   > set USERNAME="username"
   > set ACCESS_KEY="accessKey"
   

   To set an environment variables permanently in Windows, you must append it to the PATH variable.

   Go to Control Panel > System > Windows version > Advanced System Settings > Environment Variables > System Variables > Edit > New

   Then set the "Name" and "Value" for each variable

3. Test the environment variables

   Mac OSX:

   $ echo $USERNAME
   $ echo $ACCESS_KEY
   

   WARNING FOR UNIX USERS!: If you have problems setting your environment variables, run the following commands in your terminal:

   $ launchctl setenv USERNAME $USERNAME
   $ launchctl setenv ACCESS_KEY $ACCESS_KEY
   

   Windows:

   > echo %USERNAME%
   > echo %ACCESS_KEY%
   

Required Browserstack Capabilities

The list of capabilities can be found here

JDI options

In order to run test with Browserstack you need set up remote settings in test.properties file.

remote.type=browserstack

driver.remote.run=true

And that it. Set Browserstack capabilities, set remote execution in test.properties and you can run test with Browserstack

Alternative way to run tests using CLI (you don't need to set env properties preliminary in your OS)

mvn -DUSERNAME=your_user_name -DACCESS_KEY=your_access_key clean install
mvn allure:serve