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Using Uploading and Downloading Files from Sauce Labs Emulators and Real Devices

This folder contains examples for using up / download files from:

NOTE:\

  • Up/downloading files to iOS real devices is not supported by Apple/Appium!\
  • Downloading files from iOS Simulators is not possible (not found a way to do that currently)

Install dependencies

You can install all dependencies by running the following command

npm install

This will install all needed dependencies that are listed in the package.json-file

NOTE:
Make sure you are in the folder webdriverio/appium-app/examples/up-download-file when you execute this command

Important information

Up/downloading files to and or from Android real devices

The market of Android is being controlled by a lot of different vendors, this also means a lot of different file structures where to upload your file to or download the file from. This makes it a challenge to determine which folder on the device you need to have. You can check the location if you are using the Virtual USB offering of Sauce Labs for Private devices, see also this video.

The advice is that you use a dedicated device, so you always know the file structure and don't need to over complicate the up/downloading script.

Apps to verify up/downloads

  • For Android real devices we use the Samsung Gallery
  • For Android emulators we use the Google Photos app
  • For iOS simulators we use the iOS Photo's app

The purpose is NOT to show you how to automate these apps, but more to show you how you can verify if an upload was successful.

Environment variables for Sauce Labs

The examples in this repository that can run on Sauce Labs use environment variables, make sure you've added the following

# For Sauce Labs Real devices in the New UI
export SAUCE_USERNAME=********
export SAUCE_ACCESS_KEY=*******

Uploading files

Android Real devices

The script on how to use this can be found here and the execution will look like this

Upload Android real device

Android emulators

The script on how to use this can be found here and the execution will look like this

Upload Android emulators

iOS Simulators

The script on how to use this can be found here and the execution will look like this

Upload iOS simulators

Android real devices on the Sauce Labs RDC Cloud

If you want to run the tests on Sauce Labs real devices then you can run the Android test with

// If using the US DC
npm run test.sauce.rdc.android.us

// If using the EU DC
npm run test.sauce.rdc.android.eu

The tests will be executed on a Samsung Galaxy 10.

See this config-file for more information.

Run tests on Sauce Labs Android Emulators

If you want to run the tests on Sauce Labs Android Emulators then you can run the Android test with

// If using the US DC
npm run test.sauce.android.emulator.us

// If using the EU DC
npm run test.sauce.android.emulator.eu

The tests will be executed on an Android 8.1, 9.0 and 10.0.

See this config-file for more information.

Run tests on your local Android Emulator

If you want to run the tests on your local Android Emulator you can test this with

npm run test.local.android.emulator

Please check this config-file for more information.

Run tests on Sauce Labs iOS Simulators

If you want to run the tests on Sauce Labs iOS Simulators then you can run the iOS test with

// If using the US DC
npm run test.sauce.ios.simulator.us

// If using the EU DC
npm run test.sauce.ios.simulator.eu

The tests will be executed on an iOS 14.5 and 15.0

See this config-file for more information.

Run tests on your local iOS Simulator

If you want to run the tests on your local iOS Simulator you can test this with

npm run test.local.ios.simulator

Please check this config-file for more information.

Credits

This repo of examples is based on this article from Jonathan Lipps.