Saucer

Make running your tests on Sauce Labs easier with these helpful wrappers and convenience methods

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In your Gemfile:

`gem 'saucer'

In your project:

require 'saucer'

Use Saucer to start your session on Sauce Labs

@session = Saucer::Session.start
@driver = @session.driver

Optionally you can create options with various parameters to pass into Session.start

options = Saucer::Options.new(browser_name: 'Safari', 
                              browser_version: '12.0',
                              platform_name: 'macOS 10.14')
@session = Saucer::Session.start(options)
@driver = @session.driver

Stopping the session will automatically quit the driver and send updated data to Sauce Labs

@session.stop

To automatically pass in the test name, populate pass/fail and provide exception information: RSpec doesn't need to do anything, but Cucumber will need to specify the scenario information in the env.rb or hooks.rb file.

Before do |scenario|
  options = Saucer::Options.new(scenario: scenario)
  session = Saucer::Session.start(options)
  @driver = session.driver
end

Saucer provides a number of custom methods as part of the session instance:

# Add useful information to a test after initializing a session
@session.comment = "Foo"
@session.tags = %w[foo bar]
@session.tags << 'foobar'
@session.data = {foo: 'bar'}
@session.data[:bar] = 'foo'

# These things should be set automatically, but can be set manually
@session.name = 'Test Name'
@session.build = 'Build Name'
@session.result = 'passed'
@session.result = 'failed'

# Special Features that might be useful
@session.stop_network
@session.start_network
@session.breakpoint

# These things can be done after the session has ended
@session.save_screenshots
@session.save_log(log_type: :selenium) 
@session.save_log(log_type: :sauce) 
@session.save_log(log_type: :automator) 
@session.save_logs
@session.save_video
@session.save_assets
@session.delete_assets

A more fully featured wrapping of the Sauce API is planned for upcoming releases. For now, make use of SauceWhisk.

Bug reports and pull requests are welcome on GitHub at https://github.com/titusfortner/saucer.

The gem is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License. see LICENSE.txt for full details and copyright.