Selenium with Serenity
Your guide to running tests using Serenity on BrowserStack’s Selenium Grid of 3000+ real devices and desktop browsers.
This section covers running your first build with BrowserStack’s sample repo. To run builds with your existing test suite(s), skip to integrate your test suite.
Prerequisites
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BrowserStack Username and Access key. You can find this in your account profile. If you do not have an account yet, please sign up for a Free Trial.
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Serenity v2+, Java v8+, Selenium v2.5+ (W3C/JSON Wire).
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If you are using Eclipse or IntelliJ IDEA for running tests, install the corresponding JUnit plugin.
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If you are using CLI for running tests, ensure that Maven is installed on your machine, Maven environment variables are set, and Maven bin is added to system path,
$PATH.
Run a sample build
Run a sample Serenity test build, which is based on the JUnit runner, using your preferred method on BrowserStack:
Get Sample Project
Download Project
After downloading the sample project, unzip it in the desired location.
Import the downloaded project
Click File → Import. Expand General, select Projects from Folder or Archive, and click Next. Then, navigate to the earlier unzipped downloaded project .
Update your serenity.conf file
Since our sample project uses the Serenity BrowserStack plugin, set your BrowserStack credentials in the serenity.conf file, available in the src/test/resources directory.
Configure your browserstack.yml config file
The browserstack.yml file holds all the required capabilities to run your tests on BrowserStack
Set access credentials
Set userName and accessKey properties in the browserstack.yml file, available in the root directory, to authenticate your tests on BrowserStack.
Select desktop browsers or real devices from a list of 3000+ available combinations:
Update the browserstack.yml config file
Copy and replace the platforms object in the browserstack.yml file.
Run sample tests on BrowserStack
Install the Browserstack Plugin - on the Eclipse toolbar, click Help > Eclipse Marketplace.
In the Eclipse Marketplace, search for BrowserStack, click Install > Finish.
Right-click anywhere on the file SampleTest.java > Run As > JUnit Test.
Get Sample Project
Download Project
After downloading the sample project, unzip it in the desired location.
Import the downloaded project
Click File → Open. Navigate to the earlier unzipped downloaded project .
Update your serenity.conf file
Since our sample project uses the Serenity BrowserStack plugin, set your BrowserStack credentials in the serenity.conf file, available in the src/test/resources directory.
Configure your browserstack.yml config file
The browserstack.yml file holds all the required capabilities to run your tests on BrowserStack
Set access credentials
Set userName and accessKey properties in the browserstack.yml file,available in the root directory, to authenticate your tests on BrowserStack.
Select desktop browsers or real devices from a list of 3000+ available combinations:
Update the browserstack.yml config file
Copy and replace the platforms object in the browserstack.yml file.
Run sample tests on BrowserStack
Run the tests using the following steps:
Install the Browserstack Plugin: click IntelliJ IDEA > Preferences > Plugins.
Search for BrowserStack and click Install.
Open the file SampleTest.java and click the Run button.
Get Sample Project
Get our sample project using one of the following options:
Option 1: Download Project
Option 3: Via Maven Archetype
Setup using Maven archetype to create a new sample project with your BrowserStack credentials pre-configured.
Update your serenity.conf file
Since our sample project uses the Serenity BrowserStack plugin, set your BrowserStack credentials in the serenity.conf file, available in the src/test/resources directory.
Note: If you have downloaded project using Maven archetype, skip this step.
Configure your browserstack.yml config file
The browserstack.yml file holds all the required capabilities to run your tests on BrowserStack
Set access credentials
Set userName and accessKey parameters in the browserstack.yml file, available in the root directory, to authenticate your tests on BrowserStack.
Select desktop browsers or real devices from a list of 3000+ available combinations:
Update the browserstack.yml config file
Copy and replace the platforms object in the browserstack.yml file.
Run sample tests on BrowserStack!
Install dependencies and run a sample test build on BrowserStack:
Next steps
After you have successfully run your first test on BrowserStack, try integrating your test suite with BrowserStack.
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