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Hosted Test Orchestration Python Examples

This code shows you how to execute tests three different ways:hosted by Sauce Labs, remotely on Sauce Labs and locally.

  • Hosted by Sauce Labs
  • Remotely on Sauce Labs
  • Locally

Prerequisites

Please see the primary README for the common prerequisites.

Kick off tests from Github Actions

Please see the primary README for the instructions on how to execute these tests on Github Actions.

Kick off these tests from Local Machine

Hosted by Sauce Labs

This is the exciting new way to run your tests on Sauce Labs. The overall execution time should be less (the longer the tests the more performance improvements), but there is going to be some overhead for the container to get loaded and the tests to start.

Build and Deploy Container

  1. Login to Docker Hub 
    docker login -u $DOCKER_USERNAME -p $DOCKER_PASSWORD
  2. Temporarily define Docker image with tag (important: make sure you do not duplicate an existing tag): 
    export DOCKER_IMAGE=$DOCKER_USERNAME/hto-demo-python:0.0.1
  3. Build with tag 
    docker build -t $DOCKER_IMAGE ./
  4. Push to Docker Hub 
    docker push $DOCKER_IMAGE

Run Saucectl

  1. Download saucectl
  2. Execute (saucectl looks at details in ~/.sauce/config.yml to know what to do): 
    saucectl run

Locally

This skips Sauce Labs all together and runs your tests on your local machine without parallel:

pytest --selenium local

Remotely on Sauce Labs

This is the traditional way of running tests on Sauce Labs.

This repo uses pytest and pytest-xdist for running tests in parallel. Specify the amount of parallel execution with -n. This will run all 15 tests in parallel:

pytest -n 15

Contributing

Bug reports and pull requests are welcome on GitHub at https://github.com/saucelabs-training/hto.

License

The code is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License.