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Comment by mario-ortiz
Wednesday Dec 23, 2015 at 21:54 GMT
This integration would be great. Are there any news about this?
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Comment by samhatoum
Wednesday Dec 23, 2015 at 23:28 GMT
If you start all the tools manually, you can connect chimp to appium using --host
This is a lot of work for us to do right now, maybe a PR though :)
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Comment by mario-ortiz
Tuesday Dec 29, 2015 at 22:19 GMT
thank you Sam
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Comment by DutchRican
Wednesday Jan 27, 2016 at 17:25 GMT
Does anyone have a working example for this?
Only specifying the host is throwing an error that the deviceName and platformName are missing. I tried to specify those over the appium CLI, but this is not working for me.
Setting these values in the CLI for Chimp is resulting in an error:
setupBrowserAndDDP -- TypeError: Cannot read property 'toLowerCase' of undefined
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Comment by mario-ortiz
Wednesday Jan 27, 2016 at 17:30 GMT
I actually had to make some changes to the chimp_helper.js file, but it's working great after that. Not sure if the best solution tho.
Go to node_modules\chimp\lib and open chimp_helper.js
Then, after line 110 I added this code
if (process.env['chimp.platform'] === 'Android' ||
process.env['chimp.platform'] === 'IOS') {
webdriverOptions.desiredCapabilities.platformName = webdriverOptions.desiredCapabilities.platform;
webdriverOptions.desiredCapabilities.deviceName = webdriverOptions.desiredCapabilities.name;
}
And after that I could integrate with appium perfectly.
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Comment by DutchRican
Wednesday Jan 27, 2016 at 19:41 GMT
Thank you Mario!
The line count is not accurate any more. Right above the log output what the webdriveroptions are should be fine.
I had to modify your suggestion to this:
if (process.env['chimp.platform']) { webdriverOptions.desiredCapabilities.platformName = webdriverOptions.desiredCapabilities.platform; webdriverOptions.desiredCapabilities.deviceName = process.env['chimp.deviceName']; }
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Comment by the-boletus
Tuesday Feb 16, 2016 at 15:28 GMT
Modifying the existing code does not feel right though. :) Well, it makes the deployment procedure difficult. But there is a piece of code in the same chimp_helper.js saying about "customChimpConfigPath":
if (fs.existsSync(customChimpConfigPath)) {
var customChimpConfigurator = wrapAsync(require(customChimpConfigPath));
global.browser = customChimpConfigurator(global.sessionManager);
...
I haven't found any information about the config file. What's the config's structure and could we use it for setting desired capabilities?
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Comment by Sanjo
Tuesday Feb 16, 2016 at 15:39 GMT
@the-boletus Yes, I think that was the purpose of the customChimpConfigPath option. To start with the file would roughly contain:
module.exports = function (sessionManager) {
// Modified version of: https://github.com/xolvio/chimp/blob/master/src/lib/chimp-helper.js#L95-L136
};
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Comment by mario-ortiz
Friday Feb 19, 2016 at 22:34 GMT
Thank you @sanjo, one quick question. I already copied the lines that you mentioned to my new chimp.js file, but I'm not sure what should I return from this file for the platform to work. I tried returning the 'return remoteSession(webdriverOptions)', but doesn't seem to work. Unless I change the chimp-helper line from this
var customChimpConfigurator = wrapAsync(require(customChimpConfigPath));
global.browser = customChimpConfigurator(global.sessionManager);
to this
var customChimpConfigurator = require(customChimpConfigPath);
global.browser = customChimpConfigurator(global.sessionManager);
(this one works like a charm, but again I had to change the chimp-helper.js file).
So it seems I need to return it in a specific way, but I haven't been able to found the right way to do it.
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Comment by Sanjo
Friday Feb 19, 2016 at 23:16 GMT
Oh the expected custom function must be a function with a callback. The correct signature is:
module.exports = function (sessionManager, callback) {
// Modified version of: https://github.com/xolvio/chimp/blob/master/src/lib/chimp-helper.js#L95-L136
var remoteSession = wrapAsync(sessionManager.remote, sessionManager);
callback(null, remoteSession(webdriverOptions))
};
Maybe we can change this to a sync style function before 1.0. (And add the documentation).
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Comment by mario-ortiz
Monday Feb 22, 2016 at 19:41 GMT
Thank you @sanjo, working great now. I just changed
callback(remoteSession(webdriverOptions))
for
callback(null, remoteSession(webdriverOptions))
Thank you very much.
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Comment by Sanjo
Thursday Feb 25, 2016 at 20:07 GMT
I have added a documentation page for the custom WebDriver configuring.
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Comment by andyhite
Friday Mar 18, 2016 at 23:34 GMT
Unless I'm totally misunderstanding this, the custom webdriver stuff doesn't seem to work for me. The --customChimpConfigPath
CLI option does nothing - there doesn't even appear to be anything in the chimp
bin file for it.
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Comment by samhatoum
Friday Mar 18, 2016 at 23:44 GMT
I think you might be right. Looking here:
https://github.com/xolvio/chimp/blob/master/dist/lib/chimp-helper.js#L76
It looks like that's the variable name and not the option name. Tracking bug here:
xolvio/chimp#310
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Comment by andyhite
Friday Mar 18, 2016 at 23:47 GMT
Good to know I'm not going crazy :-P
I was able to get around this by just dropping the file with the callback into features/chimp.js
, so it's not a huge issue for now.
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Comment by gbhatnag
Thursday Mar 24, 2016 at 20:34 GMT
Will adding the custom WebDriver config alone add support for Appium? I don't see options related to Appium or mobile testing available in the WebDriver config docs. I'm new to the Chimp / Appium worlds and need a way to test Cordova mobile apps that we've created for a Meteor app. I've got Chimp set up, connected to my Meteor app and can run tests against the server. I'm now interested in testing the web.cordova
UI (on iOS and Android) and all the Appium mobile APIs available through WebDriver here look like just what I need.
Could someone point me in the right direction (docs, tutorials, videos, other) to get this combo of Meteor + Chimp + Appium set up?
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Comment by gbhatnag
Thursday Mar 24, 2016 at 21:37 GMT
I should add: we don't need to test directly on an iOS or Android device just yet. Simulators are just fine.
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Comment by gbhatnag
Tuesday Mar 29, 2016 at 21:43 GMT
Any suggestions here? Using Chimp thus far is going well and looking forward to testing our Cordova apps.
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Comment by PierreCBSI
Thursday Apr 21, 2016 at 23:00 GMT
running Chimp on my desktop, would like to see more details about connecting with Appium - maybe an official page?
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