29 docs tagged with "python"

Reference for the testrelic command — login, logout, test, view, drain, version, and migrate-from-confident.

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

Authenticate, run a DeepEval evaluation, and see it land in the TestRelic eval workspace, Test Runs feed, and repo Evaluations tab.

Set a TestRelic API key, configure cloud upload for your Playwright Python runs, and view results in the cloud dashboard and Session Workspace.

Create an API key, pick an upload strategy and run-type, run pytest, and confirm your results in the TestRelic dashboard.

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

Configure testrelic-deepeval with environment variables, the credentials file, base-url overrides, and project/repo identity.

Full testrelic_options reference for testrelic-playwright, plus CLI flags, environment variables, report modes, redaction, and API URL filtering.

Complete reference for every testrelic-pytest flag and environment variable: upload strategy, run-type, capture toggles, and metadata.

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

Practical testrelic-deepeval examples — a pytest suite, the evaluate() wrapper, an offline-then-drain workflow, and a GitHub Actions step.

Practical testrelic-playwright examples: browser E2E, API tests, unified tests, large-suite streaming, and sharded runs merged into one report.

Realistic testrelic-pytest snippets: a plain unit suite, an auto-classified httpx API test, per-stage run-types, and a GitHub Actions step.

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

Install testrelic-deepeval, log in, run a DeepEval suite, and view the eval run in TestRelic.

Install pytest-playwright and testrelic-playwright, write a test, run pytest, and open the interactive HTML report — no conftest wiring required.

Install testrelic-pytest, set your API key, and run your first reported pytest suite — no conftest wiring required.

Zero-config detection of httpx/requests calls classifies tests as rest API tests and captures requests, responses, and assertions.

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

How testrelic-deepeval captures DeepEval runs — the pytest plugin, the evaluate() wrapper, the offline queue, and the native evals upload path.

How testrelic-playwright works as a pytest plugin: the testrelic_options mechanism, the CLI, the streaming pipeline, the local report server, and cloud upload.

The testrelic-pytest plugin model, the full flag and environment-variable reference, and the bundled CLI.

The testrelic-playwright interactive HTML report, the local report server for streamed runs, and how runs map to the cloud Session Workspace.

What testrelic-pytest surfaces in the cloud: the API workspace for rest runs, the Assertions tab, captured streams, and run-type buckets.

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

Capture DeepEval LLM-evaluation results and upload them to your TestRelic org instead of Confident AI.

A pytest plugin that turns Playwright Python runs into rich analytics — a field-for-field port of the @testrelic/playwright-analytics JS reporter.

Generic, zero-config pytest reporter that streams your test results — and HTTP API calls — to the TestRelic cloud.

TestRelic's Python SDKs capture pytest, Playwright, DeepEval, and Appium test analytics and stream them to the TestRelic cloud. Pick the package that matches your stack.