Get started with Test Observability

Get Test Observability for all kinds of automation tests agnostic of where it runs.

BrowserStack Test Observability currently supports all the below testing frameworks and it is agnostic to the type of tests i.e it will work with functional UI, Unit, and also Integration tests.

Test Observability works for tests that you might be running on browsers/devices hosted locally or on CI or even on any other cloud platform. You need not be an existing BrowserStack Automate / App Automate user to be able to use Test Observability although it works seamlessly if you happen to be an Automate or App Automate user as well.

Select a test framework to get started

Integrate E2E WebdriverIO tests running locally or on any cloud service

Integrate unit or E2E TestNG tests running locally or on any cloud service

Integrate Cypress tests running locally or on any cloud service

Integrate unit or E2E Jest tests running locally or on any cloud service

Integrate unit or E2E CodeceptJS tests running locally or on any cloud service

Integrate unit or E2E mocha tests running locally or on any cloud service

Integrate unit, API or E2E Playwright tests running locally or any cloud service

Integrate E2E Nightwatch.js tests running locally or on any cloud service

Integrate E2E Serenity tests running locally or on any cloud service

Integrate E2E JUnit5 tests running locally or on any cloud service

Integrate E2E NUnit tests running locally or on any cloud service

Integrate E2E MSTest tests running locally or on any cloud service

Integrate E2E Pytest tests running locally or on any cloud service

Integrate E2E Robot tests running locally or on any cloud service

Integrate by uploading any JUnit XML Report generated by any test framework

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Note: If you don’t see your automation framework listed or if you’re facing any issue during integration, please reach out to us