Using Maestro programmatically accept a yaml file as argument

[BenedictP]

How I would like to use Maestro:
Developers can write tests with the Maestro CLI locally and add them to a folder in our app repository.
For running them on the CI, I would use the programmatic approach and create a small script to get all files from this folder and run them one by one with the programmatic approach.
Why? Our CI system runs on Linux, so I can not install the Maestro CLI with brew.

[dmitry-zaitsev]

Maestro does in fact work on Linux (as it is written in Kotlin) and can be installed via Homebrew (that also works on Linux, with few tweaks). I have update our documentation with steps on how to install it: https://maestro.mobile.dev/getting-started/installing-maestro#cli

Programmatic usage of Maestro is also possible, albeit I would not recommend it for your use case. If you would still like to try, add Maestro as a Gradle/Maven dependency , read commands by using YamlCommandReader, create a Maestro instance (i.e. Maestro.android()), and pass it all to Orchestra class.

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