A node.js JavaScript client for working with BrowserStack through its API.

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npm install browserstack

var BrowserStack = require( "browserstack" );
var client = BrowserStack.createClient({
	username: "foo",
	password: "p455w0rd!!1"
});

client.getBrowsers(function( error, browsers ) {
	console.log( "The following browsers are available for testing" );
	console.log( browsers );
});

Note: The API documented here is for the latest supported version (v3). For earlier versions, please see the wiki.

A common pattern in the API is a "browser object" which is just a plain object with the following properties:

• os: The operating system.
• os_version: The operating system version.
• browser: The browser name.
• browser_version: The browser version.
• device: The device name.

A browser object may only have one of browser or device set; which property is set will depend on os.

Worker objects are extended browser objects which contain the following additional properties:

• id: The worker id.
• status: A string representing the current status of the worker.
  • Possible statuses: "running", "queue".

Creates a new client instance.

• settings: A hash of settings that apply to all requests for the new client.
  • username: The username for the BrowserStack account.
  • password: The password for the BrowserStack account.
  • version (optional; default: 3): Which version of the BrowserStack API to use.
  • server (optional; default: { host: "api.browserstack.com", port: 80 }): An object containing host and port to connect to a different BrowserStack API compatible service.

Gets the list of available browsers.

• callback (function( error, browsers )): A callback to invoke when the API call is complete.
  • browsers: An array of browser objects.

Creates a worker.

• settings: A hash of settings for the worker (an extended browser object).
  • os: See browser object for details.
  • os_version: See browser object for details.
  • browser: See browser object for details.
  • browser_version: See browser object for details.
  • device: See browser object for details.
  • url (optional): Which URL to navigate to upon creation.
  • timeout (optional): Maximum life of the worker (in seconds). Use 0 for "forever" (BrowserStack will kill the worker after 1,800 seconds).
• callback (function( error, worker )): A callback to invoke when the API call is complete.
  • worker A worker object.

Note: A special value of "latest" is supported for browser_version, which will use the latest stable version.

Gets the status of a worker.

• id: The id of the worker.
• callback (function( error, worker )): A callback to invoke when the API call is complete.
  • worker: A worker object.

Terminates an active worker.

• id: The id of the worker to terminate.
• callback (function( error, data )): A callback to invoke when the API call is complete.
  • data: An object with a time property indicating how long the worker was alive.

Gets the status of all workers.

• callback (function( error, workers )): A callback to invoke when the API call is complete.
  • workers: An array of worker objects.

Take a screenshot at current state of worker.

• callback (function( error, data )): A callback to invoke when the API call is complete.
  • data: An object with a url property having the public url for the screenshot.

Gets the latest version of a browser.

• browser: Which browser to get the latest version for. See browser object for details.
• callback (function( error, version )): A callback to invoke when the version is determined.
  • version: The latest version of the browser.

Note: Since mobile devices do not have version numbers, there is no latest version.

Gets the latest version of all browsers.

• callback (function( error, versions )): A callback to invoke when the versions are determined.
  • versions: A hash of browser names and versions.

• callback (function( error, status )): A callback to invoke when the status is determined.
  • used_time: Time used so far this month, in seconds.
  • total_available_time: Total available time, in seconds. Paid plans have unlimited API time and will receive the string "Unlimited Testing Time" instead of a number.
  • running_sessions: Number of running sessions.
  • sessions_limit: Number of allowable concurrent sessions.

Copyright 2014 Scott González. Released under the terms of the MIT license.

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