So, hello everybody I'm trying to run some appium tests in browserstack. (I'm using behave with python)
So I have the following issue :
Part of the structure of the project:
-data
--credentials.yaml
--parameters.yaml
-helpers
--helpers.py
Content of credentials.yaml:
browserstack:
userName: "superduperusername"
accessKey: "superduperpaccesskey"
Content of parameters.yaml
browserstack_android:
platformName: android
framework: behave
app: bs://roadtoeldorado
platforms:
- platformName: android
deviceName: Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra
platformVersion: 12.0
browserstackLocal: true
buildName: bstack-demo
projectName: BrowserStack Sample
buildIdentifier: ${BUILD_NUMBER}
debug: true
networkLogs: true
Content of helpers.py
import pprint
from appium import webdriver
import yaml
def create_driver(driver_type):
# Read desired capabilities from parameters.yaml based on driver_type
with open("data/parameters.yaml", "r") as parameters_file:
parameters = yaml.safe_load(parameters_file)
with open("data/credentials.yaml", "r") as credentials_file:
credentials = yaml.safe_load(credentials_file)
if driver_type == 'local_android_emulator':
capabilities = parameters.get('local_android_emulator', {})
# Create and return the local driver instance
return webdriver.Remote('http://localhost:4723/wd/hub', capabilities)
elif driver_type == 'browserstack_android':
capabilities = parameters.get('browserstack_android', {})
browserstack_config = credentials.get('browserstack', {})
capabilities.update({
**capabilities,
'browserstack.user': browserstack_config['userName'],
'browserstack.key': browserstack_config['accessKey'],
})
# Create and return the BrowserStack driver instance
pp = pprint.PrettyPrinter()
print("\n")
pp.pprint(capabilities)
return webdriver.Remote(
command_executor="https://hub-cloud.browserstack.com/wd/hub",
desired_capabilities=capabilities
)
# Add more cases for other driver types if needed
else:
raise ValueError(f"Unsupported driver type: {driver_type}")
The result from the print:
{'app': 'bs://roadtoeldorado',
'browserstack.key': 'superduperkey',
'browserstack.user': 'superduperusername',
'browserstackLocal': True,
'buildIdentifier': '${BUILD_NUMBER}',
'buildName': 'bstack-demo',
'debug': True,
'framework': 'behave',
'networkLogs': True,
'platformName': 'android',
'platforms': [{'deviceName': 'Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra',
'platformName': 'android',
'platformVersion': 12.0}],
'projectName': 'BrowserStack Sample'}
The result from the operation :
HOOK-ERROR in before_scenario: WebDriverException: Message: Authorization required
Contents of the enviroment.py
import os
from helpers.helpers import create_driver
def before_scenario(context, scenario):
# Check for the environment variable to set the execution mode
execution_mode = os.environ.get("EXECUTION_MODE", "local_android_emulator")
context.execution_mode = execution_mode
# Set up the driver based on execution mode
if context.execution_mode == "local_android_emulator":
context.driver = create_driver('local_android_emulator')
elif context.execution_mode == "browserstack_android":
context.driver = create_driver('browserstack_android')
else:
raise ValueError(f"Unsupported execution mode: {execution_mode}")
# Add more modes as needed
def after_scenario(context, scenario):
# Quit the driver after all scenarios have finished
if hasattr(context, "driver") and context.driver:
context.driver.quit()
Pretty much tried everything. Changing to JSON format, calling the JSON, but still nothing (same error). I'm thinking that probably I'm not passing properly the capabilities, because if I try to put the credentials directly to the url for authentication, I'm getting "missing deviceName." So what am I doing wrong? :D
In your code, could you please change the hub URL to the below Basic Auth format:
"https://YOUR_BSTACK_USERNAME:BSTACK_ACCESS_KEY@hub-cloud.browserstack.com/wd/hub"