First check so that the phone and computer are connected to the same network. The local server will receive the messages from the device. If it times out, it normally means the phone is not able to connect to the server on the computer.
Paramedic • noun provides advanced levels of care at the point of illness or injury, including out of hospital treatment, and diagnostic services
Runs cordova medic/buildbot tests locally.
See this workshop instructions for more explanation.
- Android
- iOS
- Windows Phone 8
- Windows (Windows 8.1, Windows Phone 8.1, Windows 10 Tablet/PC)
- Browser
- OSX
$npm install cordova-paramedic
Paramedic parameters could be passed via command line arguments or via separate configuration file:
cordova-paramedic --platform PLATFORM --plugin PATH <other parameters>
cordova-paramedic --config ./sample-config/.paramedic.config.js
Specifies target cordova platform (could refer to local directory, npm or git)
cordova-paramedic --platform ios --plugin cordova-plugin-inappbrowser
cordova-paramedic --platform ios@4.0 --plugin cordova-plugin-inappbrowser
cordova-paramedic --platform ios@../cordova-ios --plugin cordova-plugin-inappbrowser
cordova-paramedic --platform ios@https://github.com/apache/cordova-ios.git#4.1.0 --plugin cordova-plugin-inappbrowser
Specifies test plugin, you may specify multiple --plugin flags and they will all be installed and tested together. You can refer to absolute path, npm registry or git repo. If the plugin requires variables to install, you can specify them along with its name.
cordova-paramedic --platform ios --plugin cordova-plugin-inappbrowser
cordova-paramedic --platform ios --plugin 'azure-mobile-engagement-cordova --variable AZME_IOS_CONNECTION_STRING=Endpoint=0;AppId=0;SdkKey=0'
cordova-paramedic --platform ios --plugin https://github.com/apache/cordova-plugin-inappbrowser
// several plugins
cordova-paramedic --platform ios --plugin cordova-plugin-inappbrowser --plugin cordova-plugin-contacts
Just builds the project, without running the tests.
cordova-paramedic --platform ios --plugin cordova-plugin-inappbrowser --justbuild
Useful when testing on real device (--device parameter) so that tests results from device could be posted back to paramedic server.
cordova-paramedic --platform ios --plugin cordova-plugin-inappbrowser --externalServerUrl http://10.0.8.254
Use tunneling instead of local address (default is false).
Useful when testing on real devices and don't want to specify external ip address (see --externalServerUrl above) of paramedic server.
cordova-paramedic --platform ios --plugin cordova-plugin-inappbrowser --useTunnel
Plugins are browserified into cordova.js.
cordova-paramedic --platform ios --plugin cordova-plugin-inappbrowser --browserify
Port to use for posting results from emulator back to paramedic server (default is from 8008). You can also specify a range using --startport and endport and paramedic will select the first available.
cordova-paramedic --platform ios --plugin cordova-plugin-inappbrowser --port 8010
cordova-paramedic --platform ios --plugin cordova-plugin-inappbrowser --startport 8000 endport 8020
Verbose mode. Display more information output
cordova-paramedic --platform ios --plugin cordova-plugin-inappbrowser --verbose
A path to Cordova CLI. Useful when you're testing against locally installed Cordova version.
cordova-paramedic --platform android --plugin cordova-plugin-device --cli ./cordova-cli/bin/cordova
Time in millisecs to wait for tests to pass|fail (defaults to 10 minutes).
cordova-paramedic --platform ios --plugin cordova-plugin-inappbrowser --timeout 30000
Directory location to store test results in junit format and the device logs
cordova-paramedic --platform ios --plugin cordova-plugin-inappbrowser --outputDir /Users/sampleuser/testresults
Flag to indicate the sample application folder must be deleted.
cordova-paramedic --platform ios --plugin cordova-plugin-inappbrowser --cleanUpAfterRun
Windows only parameter to indicate the duration for which the device logs to be fetched.
cordova-paramedic --platform windows --plugin cordova-plugin-inappbrowser --logMins 15
iOS only parameter. The path to the sample TCC DB file, with permissions, to be copied to the simulator.
cordova-paramedic --platform ios --plugin cordova-plugin-contacts --tccDbPath tcc.db
Run tests on Sauce Labs. You'll need to specify Sauce Labs username and access key using either --sauceUser and --sauceKey arguments or SAUCE_USERNAME and SAUCE_ACCESS_KEY environment variables.
Build name to show on Sauce Labs dashboard. If omitted, will use "Paramedic sauce test" and a timestamp.
Sauce Labs username.
Sauce Labs access key.
cordova-paramedic --platform ios --plugin cordova-plugin-contacts --shouldUseSauce --sauceUser ***** --sauceKey ***** --buildName "paramedic-test-01"
Name of the Sauce Labs emulator or browser. For example, "iPhone Simulator" or "firefox". Please refer to the Sauce Labs platforms list to see available device names.
Platform version of the Sauce Labs emulator OS, or version of the browser (if testing browser platform). For example, "9.3" or "54.0". Please refer to the Sauce Labs platforms list to see available platform versions.
Appium version to use when running on Sauce Labs. For example, "1.5.3".
cordova-paramedic --platform ios --plugin cordova-plugin-contacts --shouldUseSauce --sauceUser ***** --sauceKey ***** --sauceDeviceName 'iPad Simulator" --saucePlatformVersion 9.1 --appiumVersion 1.5.2
Configuration file is used when no parameters are passed to cordova-paramedic call or explicitly specified via --config parameter:
cordova-paramedic <- paramedic will attempt to find .paramedic.config.js in working directory
cordova-paramedic --config ./sample-config/.paramedic.config.js
Example configuration file is showed below.
module.exports = {
// "externalServerUrl": "http://10.0.8.254",
"useTunnel": true,
"plugins": [
"https://github.com/apache/cordova-plugin-inappbrowser"
],
"platform": "windows",
"action": "run",
"args": "--archs=x64 -- --appx=uap"
}
More configuration file examples could be found in sample-config folder.
For paramedic to work correctly on Windows you'll need to allow the loopback for "HelloCordova" app using Windows Loopback Exemption Manager.
You can also use cordova-paramedic as a module directly :
var paramedic = require('cordova-paramedic');
paramedic.run(config);