cucumber-browserstack

This repository provides information and helpful tweaks to run your Cucumber tests on the BrowserStack selenium cloud infrastructure.

###Configuration Add the CapyBara, Cucumber gems into your Gemfile. Run bundle install.

###Run tests To run the tests, execute:

cucumber BS_USERNAME=<username> BS_AUTHKEY=<access-key> SELENIUM_PLATFORM=<platform> SELENIUM_BROWSER=<browser-name>

or

cucumber BS_USERNAME=<username> BS_AUTHKEY=<access-key> BS_AUTOMATE_OS=<os> BS_AUTOMATE_OS_VERSION=<os-version> SELENIUM_BROWSER=<browser-name>

Examples:

cucumber BS_USERNAME=<username> BS_AUTHKEY=<access-key> SELENIUM_PLATFORM=WINDOWS SELENIUM_BROWSER=chrome

or

cucumber BS_USERNAME=<username> BS_AUTHKEY=<access-key> BS_AUTOMATE_OS="OS X" BS_AUTOMATE_OS_VERSION="Mojave" SELENIUM_BROWSER="chrome"

Alternatively the variables can be set in the environment using env or your CI framework (like Travis or Jenkins)

Notice that selenium driver.quit is not required for Capybara tests because Capybara implicitly does so.

To run parallel tests use parallel_cucumberinstead of cucumber. Add the option -n to specify the number of parallel processes. Add the parallel_tests gem in your Gemfile.

To run local testing, set the capability browserstack.local in features/support/env.rb to true.

###Further Reading

• Cucumber
• CapyBara
• BrowserStack documentation for Automate

Happy Testing!