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@devicecloud.dev/eas-workflow

v1.0.0

Published

Run Maestro tests on devicecloud.dev from EAS Workflows

Readme

Device Cloud for EAS Workflows

Run your Maestro flows on devicecloud.dev from EAS Workflows. A drop-in alternative to Expo's maestro-cloud job type.

Quick Start

jobs:
  build_android:
    type: build
    params:
      platform: android
      profile: preview

  e2e:
    needs: [build_android]
    runs_on: linux-medium
    steps:
      - uses: eas/checkout
      - id: download
        uses: eas/download_build
        with:
          build_id: ${{ needs.build_android.outputs.build_id }}
      - id: dcd
        run: |
          npx --yes @devicecloud.dev/eas-workflow@v1 \
            --app-file ${{ steps.download.outputs.artifact_path }} \
            --flows ./.maestro

Don't name your env-block keys EAS_BUILD_ID or anything starting with EAS_BUILD_* — that namespace is reserved by EAS Build workers, and clobbering EAS_BUILD_ID will cause your custom job to fail silently after PREPARE_PROJECT with no error message. Use the wrapper's DCD_EAS_* env-var contract instead (see examples/).

Before running, store your DeviceCloud API key as an EAS project secret named DEVICE_CLOUD_API_KEY:

eas env:create --scope project --environment production --environment preview --environment development \
  --name DEVICE_CLOUD_API_KEY --visibility secret --type string --value <your-api-key>

EAS automatically injects project-scoped secrets into every step as process environment variables — don't reference them via ${{ secrets.X }} in YAML (that syntax isn't supported by EAS Workflows).

Documentation

Full documentation including all environment variables, CLI flags, outputs, and migration notes:

docs.devicecloud.dev/ci-cd/eas-workflows

Migrating from maestro-cloud

Replace the whole job — EAS's built-in maestro-cloud is hardcoded to Maestro Cloud:

# Before
e2e:
  type: maestro-cloud
  params:
    build_id: ${{ needs.build.outputs.build_id }}
    maestro_project_id: proj_xxx
    flows: ./.maestro
    maestro_api_key: ${{ secrets.MAESTRO_CLOUD_API_KEY }}

# After
e2e:
  needs: [build]
  runs_on: linux-medium
  steps:
    - id: download
      uses: eas/download_build
      with:
        build_id: ${{ needs.build.outputs.build_id }}
    - run: |
        npx --yes @devicecloud.dev/eas-workflow@v1 \
          --app-file ${{ steps.download.outputs.artifact_path }} \
          --flows ./.maestro