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- Welcome to Pcloudy!
- Existing Users
- Mobile Testing
- Getting Started
- Live Testing - Mobile
- Setting up Google Pay on Android Devices
- Uploading Apps & Installation
- App Activation for Readiness
- Reports & Analytics
- Test Management & Logging
- Debugging Apps
- Local Testing
- Additional Features
- Testing Apple Pay on iOS Devices
- Device Planner
- Accessibility Testing
- Enabling iOS Settings
- Android Image Injection
- iOS Image Injection
- OCR Testing
- Appium
- XCTest
- Espresso
- Automation Studio
- DevOps
- Web Testing
- Mobile Testing
- New Users to Pcloudy Unified Platform
- Pcloudy Unified Documentation
- Quality Lifecycle Management - QLM
- Analyzing Test Runs on QLM
- Introduction to My Space
- Creating and Managing Tickets in QLM
- Creation and Execution of Automated Test Runs
- Understanding Test Runs Dashboard in QLM
- Creating Manual Test Case in QLM
- Creating and Managing Test Suites in QLM
- Creating a Release & Adding Milestones in QLM
- Creating User Story in QLM
- No-Code Test Automation
- Opkey License Request & Upload
- Opkey Execution Agent Installation
- Using Mobile Recorder to Create a Test Case for Mobile Application
- Creating Automated Test Case in QLM
- Creating and Calling a Reusable component in Test Case
- Creating Reusable Component Using Keywords
- Creating a Local Data Repository in a Test Case
- Creating a Global Data Repository and Adding Encryption
- Working with Global Variables
- Creating SOAP API Test in Automate
- Creating REST API Test in pCloudy
- Schedule a Test Suite
- Quality Lifecycle Management - QLM
- Existing Users
- AI Tools
- Cloud Administration
- API Documentation
- Integrations
- Release Note
- Release Note 5.7
- Release Note 5.8
- Release Note 5.9
- Release Note 6.0
- Release Note 6.1
- Release Note 6.2
- Release Note 6.3
- Release Note 6.4
- Release Note 6.5
- Release Note 6.6
- Release Note 6.7
- Release Note 6.8
- Release Note 6.9
- Release Note 6.10
- Release Note 6.11
- Release Note 6.12
- Release Note 6.13
- Release Note 6.14
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Overview
Ruby is a dynamic, reflective, object-oriented, general-purpose programming language. Everything in Ruby is an object except the blocks, but there are replacements too for it i.e procs and lambda. The objective of Ruby’s development was to make it act as a sensible buffer between human programmers and the underlying computing machinery.
Prerequisites
- Ruby should be installed on the machine
Commands to install Ruby on your machine:
- sudo apt-get install ruby
- ruby -v
- sudo apt-get install ruby2.3-dev
- sudo gem install httparty
- sudo gem install appium_lib
Steps
- Clone the project.
- Enter your in pCloudy_Username="Enter your Email-id" Step-9: Enter your in pCloudy_ApiKey="Enter your API Key"
- Enter your in pCloudy_ApplicationName="Enter your ipa Name which should be present in the cloud.
- Open Terminal.
- cd to the directory which contains the project.
- Run the command ruby SampleTestCase.rb
- Optional Capabilities : Can choose any one of the below:
- Option1: pCloudy_DeviceManafacturer
- Option2: pCloudy_DeviceVersion
- Option3: pCloudy_DeviceFullName
For more details, please refer below link:
The complete sample and documentation are available in the pCloudy GitHub Repository
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