appium-dashboard
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Appium plugin to view session execution details via detailed dashboard
Appium plugin that provides complete test logs, video recording of test and device logs(logcat and syslogs) for easy debugging of tests.
Monitor all webdriver session api calls made by the test will full request and response details.
Watch the live video of the test execution
View device logs from android(logcat) and Ios(syslogs) devices/emulators.
Get insignts on the performance of the application by analysing the CPU and Memory usage during the test execution.
Monitor the network requests made by native/hybrid appilcation(inside WebView) and web based tests that runs on chrome browser
Ability to run webdriver.io script on a running session for better debugging.
This plugin requires Appium version 2.0. Once appium 2.0 is installed, run the bellow command to install the plugin
appium plugin install --source=npm appium-dashboard
Once the installion is done, the plugin needs to be activated each time when the appium server is started using below command
appium --use-plugin=appium-dashboard
Now navigate to http://localhost:4723/dashboard to open the web app which will show the complete list of tests and its details that are being executed.
NOTE: This plugin is still in beta phase and heavy testing is being done to eliminate all possible issues along with lot other new features.
| Name | Type | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|---|
| dashboard:name | string | Custom name for the session | {"dashboard:name" : Sample login test } |
| dashboard:enableLiveVideo | boolean | if true live video of the execution will be streamed from the dashboard | defaults to true |
| dashboard:enableVideoRecording | boolean | if true, video recording of the session can be viewd from the dashboard after the session is killed | defaults to true |
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Appium plugin to view session execution details via detailed dashboard
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We found that appium-dashboard demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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