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sauce-storage

v1.1.0

Published

A package for uploading builds to your sauce-storage

Downloads

8

Readme

Introduction

This package is for saucelabs users. It lets you upload files from your local computer to sauce storage. For more information about sauce storage, please read here.

  • only proceed to upload if there is currently no build with the same name and hash on your sauce-storage
  • returns the string to use in your app capability ("sauce-storage:mybuild.apk")

Installation

npm i sauce-storage

How to use

Promise is the only available interface, callback is not supported:

const sauceStorage = require('sauce-storage')
const storage = new sauceStorage('mySauceUsername', 'mySauceAccessKey')

// Within an async function
const appCap = await storage.getAppCapabilityForBuild('./builds/myapp.apk')

// Promise
storage.getAppCapabilityForBuild('./builds/myapp.apk')
	.then(app => {
		// do something with app
	})

EU datacenter If you are running tests on the EU datacenter, you should provide the correct hostname when instanciating the class. See saucelabs documentation.

const storage = new sauceStorage('mySauceUsername', 'mySauceAccessKey', 'eu-central-1.saucelabs.com')

For webdriverio users, you may add the app capability using the onPrepare hook (which will wait for the promise to resolve, and hence can be async):

async function onPrepare (config, capabilities) {
	const app = await storage.getAppCapabilityForBuild('./builds/myapp.apk')
	capabilities.forEach(cap => cap.app = app)
}

Contributing

Contributions are welcome, but please be aware that:

  • I built the project without any dependencies in an effort to learn more about the nodejs API
  • I want to keep the project's scope small. It solves just one problem and that is all I want it to do for the moment
  • There is currently no tests