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PreFlight Jenkins Plugin

Description

This documentation provides you, how to run or trigger your PreFlight tests from Jenkins.

Usage

clientId (required) : Your Client ID. You can get it from Account Settings > API under your PreFlight account.

clientSecret (required) : Your Client Secret. You can get it from Account Settings > API under your PreFlight account.

testId (optional) : Pass the Test Id to run. If test id or group id are not passed all the tests will be run.

groupId (optional) : Pass the Group Id to run. If test id or group id are not passed all the tests will be run. You can get it from Test Settings > Groups under your PreFlight account.

environmentId (optional) : Environment ID for your test group. You can get it from Test Settings > Environments under your PreFlight account.

platforms (optional) : Platforms and browsers you want to run your PreFlight tests.

  • Example usage win-chrome
  • You can pass more than one browser option. Ex. win-chrome, win-firefox
  • Platform options : win
  • Browser options : chrome, ie, edge, firefox

sizes (optional) : Size you want to run your PreFlight tests.

  • Example usage. (WidthxHeight) 1440x900
  • You can pass more than one size option. Ex. 1920x1080, 1440x900
  • Size options : 1920x1080, 1440x900, 1024x768, 480x640

captureScreenshots (optional) : Enables taking screenhots of the each step.

waitResults (optional) : If you set it as true, your build waits your PreFlight test results.

Developer Notes

Environment Setup

Before you run this project you need to prepare your development environment. This is a helpful document to prepare it.

In this project used NetBeans as an IDE.

Build and Run

After prepare your environment download or clone the project.

To run project open a command prompt and navigate to source. Then execute mvn hpi:run command. After build open a browser and navigate to http://localhost:8080/jenkins/. Local Jenkins instance will be up and running for the development.

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