Selenium with TestNG
Your guide to running tests using TestNG on BrowserStack’s Selenium Grid of 3000+ real devices and desktop browsers.
Prerequisites
- You need to have BrowserStack Username and Access key, which you can find in your account profile. If you have not created an account yet, you can sign up for a Free Trial.
- TestNG v6.8+, Java v8+ (if using Gradle, Java v9+ is required), Selenium v2.5+ (JSON Wire / W3C).
- If you are using CLI for running tests, ensure that Maven or Gradle is installed on your machine, its environment variables are set, and its bin is added to system path,
$PATH.
Run a sample build
Run a sample TestNG test build, which is based on the TestNG runner, using your preferred method on BrowserStack:
Get Sample Project
Get our sample project using one of the following options:
Option 1: Download Project
Option 2: Via Git
Clone our sample Git repository using the following code snippet:
Option 3: Via Maven Archetype
Maven archetype lets you create a new sample project with your BrowserStack credentials pre-configured.
The following command creates a project named as testng-browserstack with the sample scripts.
Configure your browserstack.yml config file
The browerstack.yml file holds all the required capabilities to run your tests on BrowserStack
Set access credentials
Set userName and accessKey properties in browserstack.yml 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 available in the root directory of this project.
Run sample tests on BrowserStack!
Install dependencies and run a sample test build on BrowserStack using the following commands:
mvn compile
mvn test -P sample-test
gradle build
gradle sampleTest
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, click the directory and navigate to the earlier unzipped downloaded project.
Configure your browserstack.yml config file
Configure a few parameters in the sample repo to start testing.
Set access credentials
Set userName and accessKey properties in browserstack.yml 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 available in the root directory of this project.
Run sample tests on BrowserStack
Right-click your pom.xml file and click Run As → Maven Test:
Facing issues with TestNG Plugin?
If you encounter the following error, use these steps to resolve the issue:
- Get .m2 repository path for
browserstack-java-sdkjar.
- Pass the .m2 repository path in
arglineofmaven-surefire-pluginin yourpom.xmlfile.
- Retry running tests using the TestNG Plugin.```
Get Sample Project
Download Project
After downloading the sample project, unzip it in the desired location.
Import the downloaded project
Click File → Open, and then navigate to the earlier unzipped downloaded project. Click Open.
Configure your browserstack.yml config file
Configure the following few parameters in the sample repository to start testing.
Set access credentials
Set userName and accessKey properties in browserstack.yml 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 available in the root directory of this project.
Run sample tests on BrowserStack
Run the tests using the following steps:
Click the Maven tool window on the right-hand side. If you can’t see the tool window, click View -> Tool Windows -> Maven to enable it:
Under Profiles, select the profiles for running tests:
Expand the Lifecycle drop-down, and then double-click test to run the tests:
Next steps
After you have successfully run your first test on BrowserStack, try integrating your test suite with BrowserStack.
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