airtap-match-browsers

Match browser manifests to a desired set of browsers.
Replaces sauce-browsers in conjunction with airtap-sauce-browsers.

Usage

const sauce = require('airtap-sauce-browsers').promise
const match = require('airtap-match-browsers')
// Browsers available on Sauce Labs, as manifests
const available = await sauce()
// Browsers that we want, by manifest properties
const wanted = [
  { name: 'firefox', platform: 'linux' },
  { name: 'chrome', version: '78..latest' },
  { name: 'ios safari', version: '13' }
]
// Find matches
const manifests = match(available, wanted)

Properties to match on

name

Required, must be a string. Matched loosely using browser-names.

version

Defaults to “latest”. Supported forms (compatible with Zuul & Airtap):

• An exact or partial version (“6” matches “6.0”).
• A keyword, one of “oldest” (first version) or “latest” (last stable version).
• A range in the form of <start>..<end>, where start and end are either a version or a keyword. This will result in one or more matches.
• A negative range in the form of -<n>..latest, for example -1..latest which means the last 2 stable versions.
• A prerelease version like “dev”, “beta”, “80.0a1”. Such versions sort after stable versions, so that oldest..latest excludes “dev” and latest..dev includes e.g. latest, “beta” and “dev”.
• An array of versions.

If a manifest doesn’t have a version, it behaves like a prerelease.

platform and any other (nested) property

Yet to document. A quick example:

const manifests = match(available, [{
  name: 'chrome for android',
  version: '10',
  capabilities: {
    appium: {
      // Select a specific emulator (case-insensitive)
      deviceName: 'google pixel 3a googleapi emulator'
    }
  }
}])

Specifying options

Yet to document.

Deduplication logic

Yet to document.

Install

With npm do:

npm install airtap-match-browsers

License

MIT © 2020-present Vincent Weevers