Appium Integration Architecture Redefined! Appium Runs Become Simpler with pCloudy
By Shivani | Posted on July 18, 2018 | 3 min Read
Struggling with your Appium test automation?
The much awaited bonanza for Appium users is here. We are up with a newer and simpler Appium integration architecture which can simplify your Appium test automation execution on Android and iOS devices with pCloudy. The newer architecture make developers’ life simpler with lesser changes in the code. The older architecture demanded using APIs and also changes in your code that required some level of expertise. We addressed this issue and have come up with a simpler architecture where you need to mention some desired capabilities instead of calling APIs or doing changes in the code to run the Appium scripts. And wonder what! it makes you save 50% of your app testing time.
Watch the video to know more about the new simpler and faster pCloudy Appium architecture.
Pre-requisites
Appium Script
APK or IPA file
pCloudy Account
The basic steps to replace your local Appium driver to pCloudy Appium Driver are given below:
Upload the apk/ipa from your local system to pCloudy. Check this link to know steps to upload an app for test.
Set pCloudy capabilities
pCloudy_Username: Enter the email ID with which you have registered on pCloudy. For reference, check this link
pCloudy_ApiKey: API key is important for user’s verification. You can generate the API key from Settings page on device.pcloudy.com. Check this link to get your API key.
Note: If you don’t know the Device full name then you can enter pCloudy_DeviceManufacturer and pCloudy_DeviceVersion in the code and it will automatically run command on those devices.
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