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@appium/execute-driver-plugin
Appium plugin for running a driver script in a child process
This plugin adds a new driver command that allows executing scripts in a child process. Currently,
the only supported driver type is webdriverio, therefore the script must also be written in JS.
Motivation
Running a driver script in a child process adds a degree of parallelisation, which may result in faster test execution.
Installation
appium plugin install execute-driver
The plugin must be explicitly activated when launching the Appium server. Since the input script can be arbitrary JavaScript, this is an insecure feature, and must also be explicitly enabled:
appium --use-plugins=execute-driver --allow-insecure=execute_driver_script
Usage
const script = `return await driver.getTimeouts();`;
const {result, logs} = await driver.executeDriverScript(script);
// 'result' contains the data returned by the script (in this case, the response to 'getTimeouts')
// 'logs' contains everything logged to console during script execution
Refer to your Appium client documentation for the exact syntax of this command.
License
Apache-2.0