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An easier way to generate multiple capabilities based on JSON filters.

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browserstack-capabilities

An easier way to generate multiple capabilities based on JSON filters for Browserstack.

Installation

npm install browserstack-capabilities

Usage

The create method (currently the only method returned) accepts two parameters: an "include" and an "exclude" JSON filter.

The "include" filter will find all browsers that match the defined properties.

The "exclude" filter will return all browsers that don't match the defined properties.

A Simple Include

You do not have to include all properties in your search. Any properties not defined will be included in all variations.

var username = "<browserstack username>";
var key = "<browserstack key>";
var bsCapabilities = require("browserstack-capabilities")(username, key);

var capabilities = bsCapabilities.create({
    browser: "ie",
    browser_version: "10.0"
});

console.log(capabilities);
// outputs:
// [{
//  device: null,
//  os: 'Windows',
//  browser: 'ie',
//  os_version: '8',
//  browser_version: '10.0'
// }, {
//  device: null,
//  os: 'Windows',
//  browser: 'ie',
//  os_version: '7',
//  browser_version: '10.0'
// }]

A Complex Include

You can define multiple values per property:

var username = "<browserstack username>";
var key = "<browserstack key>";
var bsCapabilities = require("browserstack-capabilities")(username, key);

var capabilities = bsCapabilities.create({
    browser: "ie",
    browser_version: ["11.0", "10.0"],
    os_version: ["10", "8.1", "7"]
});

console.log(capabilities);
// outputs:
// [{
//   device: null,
//   os: 'Windows',
//   browser: 'ie',
//   os_version: '10',
//   browser_version: '11.0'
// }, {
//   device: null,
//   os: 'Windows',
//   browser: 'ie',
//   os_version: '8.1',
//   browser_version: '11.0'
// }, {
//   device: null,
//   os: 'Windows',
//   browser: 'ie',
//   os_version: '7',
//   browser_version: '11.0'
// }, {
//   device: null,
//   os: 'Windows',
//   browser: 'ie',
//   os_version: '7',
//   browser_version: '10.0'
// }]

Combining Includes and Excludes

Includes and excludes can be combined to create complex scenarios. For example, I want all version of IE11 & IE10, except I don't care about IE11 on Windows 7:

var username = "<browserstack username>";
var key = "<browserstack key>";
var bsCapabilities = require("browserstack-capabilities")(username, key);

var capabilities = bsCapabilities.create({
    browser: "ie",
    browser_version: ["11.0", "10.0"],
    os_version: ["10", "8.1", "7"]
}, {
    browser_version: "11.0",
    os_version: "7"
});

console.log(capabilities);
// outputs:
// [{
//   device: null,
//   os: 'Windows',
//   browser: 'ie',
//   os_version: '10',
//   browser_version: '11.0'
// }, { 
//   device: null,
//   os: 'Windows',
//   browser: 'ie',
//   os_version: '8.1',
//   browser_version: '11.0'
// }, {
//   device: null,
//   os: 'Windows',
//   browser: 'ie',
//   os_version: '7',
//   browser_version: '10.0'
// }]

Properties

The following properties are defined in the JSON browser data:

  • device
  • os
  • browser
  • os_version
  • browser_version

You can generate sample capabilities for single browsers on the Browserstack website.

Multiple OSes

Because each OS has a unique version and/or device name, you can create combinations for them by including the information together:

var username = "<browserstack username>";
var key = "<browserstack key>";
var bsCapabilities = require("browserstack-capabilities")(username, key);

var capabilities = bsCapabilities.create({
    browser: "firefox",
    os: ["Windows", "OS X"],
    browser_version: "42.0",
    os_version: ["10", "8.1", "El Capitan", "Yosemite"]
});

console.log(capabilities);
// outputs:
// [{
//   device: null,
//   os: 'Windows',
//   browser: 'firefox',
//   os_version: '10',
//   browser_version: '42.0'
// }, {
//   device: null,
//   os: 'Windows',
//   browser: 'firefox',
//   os_version: '8.1',
//   browser_version: '42.0'
// }, {
//   device: null,
//   os: 'OS X',
//   browser: 'firefox',
//   os_version: 'El Capitan',
//   browser_version: '42.0'
// }, {
//   device: null,
//   os: 'OS X',
//   browser: 'firefox',
//   os_version: 'Yosemite',
//   browser_version: '42.0'
// }]

Multiple Browsers

You can create combinations for multiple browsers at the same time by passing an array of filters into the create function:

var username = "<browserstack username>";
var key = "<browserstack key>";
var bsCapabilities = require("browserstack-capabilities")(username, key);

var capabilities = bsCapabilities.create([{
  browser: "firefox",
  browser_version: "42.0",
  os: "Windows",
  os_version: ["10", "8.1"]
},{
  browser: "chrome",
  browser_version: "46.0",
  os: "Windows",
  os_version: ["10", "8.1"]
}]);

console.log(capabilities);
// outputs:
// [{
//   device: null,
//   os: 'Windows',
//   browser: 'firefox',
//   os_version: '10',
//   browser_version: '42.0'
// }, {
//   device: null,
//   os: 'Windows',
//   browser: 'firefox',
//   os_version: '8.1',
//   browser_version: '42.0'
// }, {
//   device: null,
//   os: 'Windows',
//   browser: 'chrome',
//   os_version: '10',
//   browser_version: '46.0'
// }, {
//   device: null,
//   os: 'Windows',
//   browser: 'chrome',
//   os_version: '8.1',
//   browser_version: '46.0'
// }]

If you prefer, you can create combinations for different browsers separately. Once created, you can concat the combinations:

var username = "<browserstack username>";
var key = "<browserstack key>";
var bsCapabilities = require("browserstack-capabilities")(username, key);

var ff = bsCapabilities.create({
    browser: "firefox",
    os: "Windows",
    browser_version: "42.0",
    os_version: ["10", "8.1"]
});

var chrome = bsCapabilities.create({
    browser: "chrome",
    os: "Windows",
    browser_version: "46.0",
    os_version: ["10", "8.1"]
});

var capabilities = ff.concat(chrome);

console.log(capabilities);
// outputs:
// [{
//   device: null,
//   os: 'Windows',
//   browser: 'firefox',
//   os_version: '10',
//   browser_version: '42.0'
// }, {
//   device: null,
//   os: 'Windows',
//   browser: 'firefox',
//   os_version: '8.1',
//   browser_version: '42.0'
// }, {
//   device: null,
//   os: 'Windows',
//   browser: 'chrome',
//   os_version: '10',
//   browser_version: '46.0'
// }, {
//   device: null,
//   os: 'Windows',
//   browser: 'chrome',
//   os_version: '8.1',
//   browser_version: '46.0'
// }]

Current/latest/previous version of a browser

You can select the current (exclude betas), latest (include betas) or previous version of a browser for an OS by passing in the string "current", "latest" or "previous" as the browser version:

var username = "<browserstack username>";
var key = "<browserstack key>";
var bsCapabilities = require("browserstack-capabilities")(username, key);

var capabilities = bsCapabilities.create({
  browser: "ie",
  browser_version: ["current"],
  os: "Windows",
  os_version: ["XP", "7", "8", "8.1", "10"]
});

console.log(capabilities);
// outputs:
// [{
//   os: 'Windows',
//   os_version: 'XP',
//   browser: 'ie',
//   device: null,
//   browser_version: '8.0'
// }, {
//   os: 'Windows',
//   os_version: '7',
//   browser: 'ie',
//   device: null,
//   browser_version: '11.0'
// }, {
//   os: 'Windows',
//   os_version: '8',
//   browser: 'ie',
//   device: null,
//   browser_version: '10.0'
// }, {
//   os: 'Windows',
//   os_version: '8.1',
//   browser: 'ie',
//   device: null,
//   browser_version: '11.0'
// }, {
//   os: 'Windows',
//   os_version: '10',
//   browser: 'ie',
//   device: null,
//   browser_version: '11.0'
// }]

Defaults

You can pass in additional defaults as the third parameter, and they will be applied to all results:

var username = "<browserstack username>";
var key = "<browserstack key>";
var bsCapabilities = require("browserstack-capabilities")(username, key);

var capabilities = bsCapabilities.create({
  browser: 'ie',
  browser_version: ['10.0', '11.0'],
  os: 'Windows',
  os_version: '7'
}, 
null,
{
  resolution: '1600x1200'
});

console.log(capabilities);
// outputs:
// [{
//   device: null,
//   os: 'Windows',
//   browser: 'ie',
//   os_version: '7',
//   browser_version: '10.0',
//   real_mobile: null,
//   resolution: '1600x1200'
// }, {
//   device: null,
//   os: 'Windows',
//   browser: 'ie',
//   os_version: '7',
//   browser_version: '11.0',
//   real_mobile: null,
//   resolution: '1600x1200'
// }]

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Package last updated on 27 Jan 2019

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