This sample project is designed to get you up and running within few simple steps.
Begin with installing the dependencies below, and continue with the Getting Started procedure below.
There are several prerequisite de pendencies you should install on your machine prior to starting to work with this project:
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Java 11
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Android studio
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Local Appium Server running at http://127.0.0.1 , port: 4723
Eclipse users should also install:
IntelliJ IDEA users should also install:
TestNG Plugin is built-in in the IntelliJ IDEA, from version 7 onwards.
- For source control management, you can install git.
- To be able to interact with a real device from Perfecto cloud directly from your IDE, and use Perfecto Reporting, install Perfecto CQ Lab Plugin for your IDE.
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Clone the repository.
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After downloading and unzipping the project to your computer, open it from your IDE by choosing the folder containing the pom.xml
- Local Appium prerequisite: Local Appium Server should be running at http://127.0.0.1 , port: 4723
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Open PerfectoAppium.java and PerfectoSelenium.java
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Search for the below line and replace
<<cloud name>>
with your perfecto cloud name (e.g. testcloud is the cloudName of free trial users, Kindly reach out to Perfecto support in case of queries) or pass it as maven properties:-DcloudName=<<cloud name>>
String cloudName ="<<cloud name>>"
;
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Search for the below line and replace
String securityToken =<<SECURITY TOKEN>>
with your perfecto security token or pass it as maven properties:-DsecurityToken=<<SECURITY TOKEN>>
"<<SECURITY TOKEN>>"
;
Note: Refer to official documentation on how to execute from eclipse / IntelliJ.
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Run pom.xml with the below maven goals & properties when:
a. If credentials are hardcoded:clean install
b. If credentials are passed as parameters:
clean install -DcloudName=${cloudName} -DsecurityToken=${securityToken} -DtestngXmlFile=testng_perfecto.xml
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Maven will automatically kick start the parallel execution of different examples inside perfecto package in parallel if
-DtestngXmlFile=testng.xml
is passed as maven properties, if you want to run only perfecto scripts just pass this:-DtestngXmlFile=testng_perfecto.xml
as maven properties. (this is the default behaviour) -
CI dashboard integration can be performed by supplying the below properties to top-level Maven Targets:
clean install -DcloudName=${cloudName} -DtestngXmlFile=testng_perfecto.xml -DsecurityToken=${securityToken} -Dreportium-job-name=${JOB_NAME} -Dreportium-job-number=${BUILD_NUMBER} -Dreportium-job-branch=${GIT_BRANCH} -Dreportium-tags=${myTag}