BrowserStack CE demo repo using browserstack-node-sdk.

• Clone the repo
• Install dependencies npm install
• Set your BrowserStack Username and Access Key. Preferably, you should set BROWSERSTACK_USERNAME and BROWSERSTACK_ACCESS_KEY as environmental variables. Alternatively, you can also set them in all of the browserstack.yml files and the shell scipts for xcui and espresso.
• This repo was designed to work with an account with 25 parallels. The parallel example will run 30 parallels to intentionally overload them in order to demonstrate the queue.

npm run prep

1. Run a test (single.js) on a local chromedriver to demonstrate the test before integration

npm run chrome

2. Run single.js on BrowserStack with the sdk using 5 different browsers

npm run single

3. Run tests in parallel. This will run 3 tests with 10 browsers for a total of 30 parallels

npm run parallel

4. Run a test using Local. This will verify the page title of the Local Console

npm run local

5. Run a test that will fail. This will demonstrate the automatic marking of failed tests

npm run fail

6. Run tests for observability. This includes tests that always fail and flakey tests. This will be under the Observability Demo project, and you will want to run this several times in a row before your first demo for the flakey tests to show in the dashboard.

npm run observability

8. Run tests on App Automate on Android using wikipedia.apk

npm run appium

9. Run tests on App Automate with XCUITest

npm run xcui

10. Run tests on App Automate with Espresso

npm run espresso

11. Run tests with Accessibility Automate

npm run a11y

• The SDK will automatically create links in the console logs to view your test results on BrowserStack