14 docs tagged with "appium"

Appium test analytics reporter with device log capture, command tracking, network interception, and interactive HTML reports for Android and iOS.

TestRelic supports Appium in both JavaScript / TypeScript and Python — choose the language your mobile test suite uses.

Connect your Appium/WebdriverIO project to the TestRelic cloud platform — create an account, add the API key, and explore your first mobile test run.

Complete reference for all @testrelic/appium-analytics configuration options — AppiumReporterConfig, TestRelicService options, and cloud upload settings.

Stream your Appium pytest runs to the TestRelic cloud workspace with an API key.

Every testrelic-appium option: testrelic_options keys, CLI flags, environment variables, capture toggles, and redaction.

Practical testrelic-appium examples: Android assertions, an iOS XCUITest capability block, step-by-step screenshots, and CI.

Install @testrelic/appium-analytics in your WebdriverIO + Appium project and start capturing mobile test analytics in minutes.

Install testrelic-appium, write your first instrumented Appium pytest, and open the report.

Welcome to TestRelic for Appium — the AI-driven Testing Observability Platform that captures device logs, WebDriver commands, network traffic, and screenshots from your Appium mobile tests.

Real-world Appium/WebdriverIO test examples using @testrelic/appium-analytics — Android native, iOS native, and mobile web testing.

Overview of the @testrelic/appium-analytics package — what it provides, how to install it, and its exports.

How the testrelic-appium pytest plugin works: auto-wrap, the assert_that API, CLI subcommands, and installation.

Capture command timelines, device logs, screenshots, and network traffic from your Appium pytest runs with the testrelic-appium reporter.