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Run accessibility checks on a Cucumber - JUnit 5 sample repo
Try out App Accessibility Automation with BrowserStack’s sample repository.
BrowserStack App Automate supports running Cucumber tests with JUnit 5 as a test runner on a wide range of real Android and iOS devices. You can integrate your existing Cucumber + JUnit 5 test suites with App Automate to run accessibility checks on your mobile apps.
This guide helps you run your first Cucumber + JUnit 5 test build on a real Android or iOS device on BrowserStack.
Prerequisites
- Ensure you have a BrowserStack Username and Access Key. Obtain your
userNameandaccessKeyfrom the Account & Profile section on the dashboard.
If you have not yet created an account, sign up for a free trial. - Java 8 or higher is installed on your system.
- If you use the CLI to run tests, make sure that Apache Maven is installed on your system, the Maven environment variables are set, and the Maven
bindirectory is added to the system path ($PATH) if you are using macOS or Linux systems. - Appium is installed on your system.
Run a sample build
Get the sample project
Get the BrowserStack sample JUnit 5 project using one of the following options:
Option 1: Download repository
Download the sample JUnit 5 repository to your system.
Option 2: Clone repository
Clone the sample Git repository using the following command:
git clone -b master https://github.com/browserstack/junit5-appium-app-browserstack.git
Option 3: Use Maven archetype
Set up a new sample project using the Maven archetype. The following command creates a project with your BrowserStack credentials preconfigured.
Replace YOUR_USERNAME and YOUR_ACCESS_KEY with your BrowserStack credentials, and run one of the following commands based on your operating system:
mvn archetype:generate -B -DarchetypeGroupId=com.browserstack \
-DarchetypeArtifactId="browserstack-sdk-archetype-setup" -DarchetypeVersion=1.1 \
-DgroupId=com.browserstack -DartifactId=junit-appium-app-browserstack -Dversion=1.0 \
-DBROWSERSTACK_USERNAME=YOUR_USERNAME -DBROWSERSTACK_ACCESS_KEY=YOUR_ACCESS_KEY -DBROWSERSTACK_PROJECT_REPO=junit-appium-app-browserstack/junit-5:sdk
mvn archetype:generate -B -DarchetypeGroupId="com.browserstack" -DarchetypeArtifactId="browserstack-sdk-archetype-setup" -DarchetypeVersion="1.1" -DgroupId="com.browserstack" -DartifactId="junit-appium-app-browserstack" -Dversion="1.0" -DBROWSERSTACK_USERNAME="YOUR_USERNAME" -DBROWSERSTACK_ACCESS_KEY="YOUR_ACCESS_KEY" -DBROWSERSTACK_PROJECT_REPO="junit-appium-app-browserstack/junit-5:sdk"
Modify the configuration file
The browserstack.yml file defines the required capabilities to run tests on BrowserStack. It is platform-specific and located in the corresponding platform folder (android/ or ios/). Make sure you modify the file that corresponds to your testing platform.
- Open the
browserstack.ymlfile. - Set your BrowserStack
userNameandaccessKey. - Set the
frameworktocucumber-junit5. - Set the
accessibilityflag totrue. The default value isfalse. - Save the file.
The projectName and buildName config must be static and not change across different runs of the same build. This is a deviation in approach as specified by BrowserStack App Automate since Automated tests will automatically identify different build runs.
Run the sample test
From your platform folder (Android or iOS), run the following command:
mvn clean
mvn verify -P sample-test
View the accessibility test report
After the test completes, view the report in your project folder on the App Accessibility dashboard.
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