Integrate Your JUnit 5 Test Suite with BrowserStack

You can use BrowserStack REST API to upload your app.

Following is a sample response that is generated when you upload an app using any of the mentioned methods:

 {
    "app_url":"bs://f7c874f21852ba57957a3fdc33f47514288c4ba4", 
    "custom_id":"SampleApp"
 }

The following table explains the other acceptable app property values:

Check out how to specify the application under test to understand the above options better.

To dynamically configure platforms across different tests, you can comment out the platforms capability while still passing platform-specific capabilities.

The sessionName and sessionStatus are the names of your test sessions and status of your test sessions respectively. They are automatically picked from your test class/spec names and statuses. They do not need to be set manually when using the BrowserStack SDK. To override the sessionName and sessionStatus capabilities, use the following in your browserstack.yml file:

You can configure local testing to start without initializing the BrowserStack binary, or even with an existing binary using a local identifier

testContextOptions:
    skipSessionName: true
    skipSessionStatus: true

To enable testing of apps hosted on your local machine or behind a firewall, you can use BrowserStack Local Testing. This feature creates a secure tunnel between your local machine and the BrowserStack cloud, allowing you to test your apps in real-time. For more information, refer to the Local Testing documentation.

browserstackLocal: true

By default, BrowserStack provides prettified session logs, screenshots on every failed command, and a video of the entire test. Additionally, you can enable the following features by setting the respective capabilities in your browserstack.yml file:

You can use BrowserStack REST API to upload your app.

Following is a sample response that is generated when you upload an app using any of the mentioned methods:

 {
    "app_url":"bs://f7c874f21852ba57957a3fdc33f47514288c4ba4", 
    "custom_id":"SampleApp"
 }

The following table explains the other acceptable app property values:

Check out how to specify the application under test to understand the above options better.

To dynamically configure platforms across different tests, you can comment out the platforms capability while still passing platform-specific capabilities.

The sessionName and sessionStatus are the names of your test sessions and status of your test sessions respectively. They are automatically picked from your test class/spec names and statuses. They do not need to be set manually when using the BrowserStack SDK. To override the sessionName and sessionStatus capabilities, use the following in your browserstack.yml file:

You can configure local testing to start without initializing the BrowserStack binary, or even with an existing binary using a local identifier

testContextOptions:
    skipSessionName: true
    skipSessionStatus: true

To enable testing of apps hosted on your local machine or behind a firewall, you can use BrowserStack Local Testing. This feature creates a secure tunnel between your local machine and the BrowserStack cloud, allowing you to test your apps in real-time. For more information, refer to the Local Testing documentation.

browserstackLocal: true

By default, BrowserStack provides prettified session logs, screenshots on every failed command, and a video of the entire test. Additionally, you can enable the following features by setting the respective capabilities in your browserstack.yml file:

You can use BrowserStack REST API to upload your app.

Following is a sample response that is generated when you upload an app using any of the mentioned methods:

 {
    "app_url":"bs://f7c874f21852ba57957a3fdc33f47514288c4ba4", 
    "custom_id":"SampleApp"
 }

The following table explains the other acceptable app property values:

Check out how to specify the application under test to understand the above options better.

To dynamically configure platforms across different tests, you can comment out the platforms capability while still passing platform-specific capabilities.

The sessionName and sessionStatus are the names of your test sessions and status of your test sessions respectively. They are automatically picked from your test class/spec names and statuses. They do not need to be set manually when using the BrowserStack SDK. To override the sessionName and sessionStatus capabilities, use the following in your browserstack.yml file:

You can configure local testing to start without initializing the BrowserStack binary, or even with an existing binary using a local identifier

testContextOptions:
    skipSessionName: true
    skipSessionStatus: true

To enable testing of apps hosted on your local machine or behind a firewall, you can use BrowserStack Local Testing. This feature creates a secure tunnel between your local machine and the BrowserStack cloud, allowing you to test your apps in real-time. For more information, refer to the Local Testing documentation.

browserstackLocal: true

By default, BrowserStack provides prettified session logs, screenshots on every failed command, and a video of the entire test. Additionally, you can enable the following features by setting the respective capabilities in your browserstack.yml file: