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gemini-browserstack
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Plugin for starting up a tunnel to BrowserStack when running tests with Gemini
Plugin for starting up a BrowserStack tunnel when running tests with Gemini
Works with gemini v1.0.0 or later.
npm install gemini-browserstack
Example configuration for your .gemini.yml
rootUrl: http://localhost:8080/sut/
gridUrl: http://this.address.is.ignored/so-anything-goes
system:
plugins:
browserstack:
username: foo
accessKey: bar
browsers:
ie11:
desiredCapabilities:
os: "WINDOWS"
os_version: "7"
browserName: "internet explorer"
version: "11"
chrome43:
desiredCapabilities:
os: "WINDOWS"
os_version: "10"
browserName: "chrome"
version: "43"
FAQs
Plugin for starting up a tunnel to BrowserStack when running tests with Gemini
The npm package gemini-browserstack receives a total of 72 weekly downloads. As such, gemini-browserstack popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that gemini-browserstack demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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