saucelab-api-client
saucelab-api-client - is a client for provide integration with SauceLab
General information about SauceLab Api
Requirements
- requests
Installation
pip install saucelab-api-client
Configuration Starting from version 0.3 you can configure saucelab client credentials with 3 way:
Way 1. Directly set credentials in class constructor
from saucelab_api_client.saucelab_api_client import SauceLab
saucelab = SauceLab('your_host', 'your_username', 'your_token')
Way 2. Set credentials in pytest.ini or in saucelab.ini This files must be in root folder project path Add group [saucelab] Add variables:
- saucelab_username
- saucelab_token
- saucelab_host
Example pytest.ini or saucelab.ini
[saucelab]
saucelab_username = your_username
saucelab_token = your_token
saucelab_host = your_host
When you add credentials to ini file:
from saucelab_api_client.saucelab_api_client import SauceLab
saucelab = SauceLab()
Way 3. You can set environment variables:
- SAUCELAB_USERNAME
- SAUCELAB_TOKEN
- SAUCELAB_HOST
When you add credentials to environment variables:
from saucelab_api_client.saucelab_api_client import SauceLab
saucelab = SauceLab()
Features in version: 0.5
- Supported api:
- accounts
- platform
- real devices
- real devices jobs
- jobs
- storage
- sauce connect
- Powerful device filter - saucelab.devices.filter_devices()
- Added list support for parameters in devices filter
- Added driver generation
- Added base64 credentials encoding
TODO
- Add support:
- performance
Usage examples
teams = saucelab.accounts.account_team.teams()
devices = saucelab.devices.filter_devices(min_os_version='14.4.1', max_os_version='14.9')
apps = saucelab.storage.files()
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