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Kitica Host Client Listener
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Description
Kitica Host Client Listener enables a machine to host devices for the Kitica Devicepool Setup. It supports device status updates.
Installation
If you have pip installed, just run
pip install kiticaclient==1.1b1
To verify installation, you may run:
for ADB Client.
adb-kitica --help
or
for iOS Client.
ios-kitica --help
You may refer to the sample execution below.
$ adb-kitica --help
usage: adb-kitica [-h] [-k KITICASERVER] [-w WEBDRIVERPATH] [-a ADBHOST]
[-p ADBPORT]
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-k KITICASERVER, --kiticaserver KITICASERVER
Kitica API Server URI
-w WEBDRIVERPATH, --webdriverpath WEBDRIVERPATH
Web Driver PATH
-a ADBHOST, --adbhost ADBHOST
The adb host to connect to. Defaults to localhost.
-p ADBPORT, --adbport ADBPORT
The ADB port of the host. Defaults to 5037
$ ios-kitica
usage: ios-kitica [-h] [-k KITICASERVER] [-w WEBDRIVERPATH]
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-k KITICASERVER, --kiticaserver KITICASERVER
Kitica API Server URI
-w WEBDRIVERPATH, --webdriverpath WEBDRIVERPATH
Web Driver PATH
Features
Kitica adb-client supports auto start of the ADB server should it detect that the client is not running.
Client also auto creates KITICA_CLIENT_WEBDRIVERS which differs for every Operating System, but, follows the same format. It targets the home folder for the users.
For linux It would be /home/<username>/kitica/client/webdrivers
For Windows C:\Users\<username>\kitica\client\webdrivers
For macOS /Users/<username>/kitica/client/webdrivers
Usage
ADB Client
To start an Android Debug Bridge kitica client, simply run adb-kitica on your terminal.
$ adb-kitica -k http://kitica.server
Base Client Instance Started..
HOST IP :xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
KITICA SERVER :http://kitica.server
Webdriver PATH :/home/<username>/kitica/client/webdrivers
Starting Android Host Client Listener Service....
adbhost:localhost
adbport:5037
iOS Client
TO DO!
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