Run Tests on BrowserStack #9781
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superb @AnkurGel |
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Awesome! Merging this... @brettmason I think you coordinated the open source account, lets connect on getting this running on Travis |
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Hi
We just integrated Foundation tests to run on BrowserStack. The test suite will run across latest browsers of Chrome, Firefox, IE and Safari. The exposed command for this is:
npm test:ci. It is using browerstack-runner for integration.To enable it on your Travis build, you just have to expose
BROWSERSTACK_USERNAMEandBROWSERSTACK_ACCESS_KEY. You can set it at repository level. More information - here.Let us know if you face any issues with this integration. We would love to get your feedback on your experience of using BrowserStack to run your test suite. :)
Thanks
Ankur Goel
- BrowserStack Automate