The new command is useful for getting working hello world files in a particular environment for your test.
The new command creates in the local directory:
- a browserup.yaml test config
- an example set of files for that test-type
Note that, the test configs are not actually specialized to test types, and profiles can be made for multiple different test types in a single test config.
The generated files are useful as scaffolding for starting your test creation.
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BrowserUp Command Line Util
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Usage:
browserup new [examples]
Options:
v, [--verbose], [--no-verbose] # Enable or disable verbose output logging. Disabled by default.
# Or set the $BROWSERUP_CLI_VERBOSE environment variable.
c, [--config=CONFIG] # Path to browserup.yaml configuration file.
# Default: /Users/ebeland/apps/browserup/cli/browserup.yaml
a, [--api-token=API_TOKEN] # Your BrowserUp account API access token.
# Or set the $BROWSERUP_API_TOKEN environment variable.
# Required for remote tests. Optional for local tests.
Description:
`new "postman,curl"` Create a new working example test config with a curl and postman example (browserup.yaml).
Available Examples:
postman, curl, java, ruby, python, playwright-js, playwright-python, selenium-ruby, selenium-java, selenium-python, custom
If a comma-separated list of desired examples is passed, example files for each type will be generated and included in the config.
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