dpal/docker-firebase-test-lab repository overview

⁠docker-firebase-test-lab

This repository⁠ contains the Dockerfile of the dpal/docker-firebase-test-lab⁠ image. With this container you can easily automate your Firebase Test Lab tests.

⁠Usage

⁠Requirements

Before running a docker image, you prepare the following:

• Find your credentials file, or create one (see below).
• Find APKs you want to test.
• Specify a folder (e.g. working directory) as docker volume and place those files into that directory.

### Pull image

⁠From Docker Hub

docker pull dpal/docker-firebase-test-lab:latest

⁠Or build from GitHub

docker build -t dpal/docker-firebase-test-lab github.com/paldom/docker-firebase-test-lab

⁠Run docker image

Here's an example how to run this docker container:

docker run -v $PWD:/firebase -e "PROJACC=YOUR_EMAIL"  -e "PROJID=YOUR_PROJECT_ID" -e "DEVICE=Nexus5" -e "OS=22" --name firebase dpal/docker-firebase-test-lab

⁠Params

You can use the following environment variables:

• PROJACC - your project account (e-mail address), required
• PROJID - your project id, required
• CRED - location of your credential file, defaults to: credentials
• APP - location of your APK file, defaults to: ./app/build/outputs/apk/app-debug-unaligned.apk
• TEST - location of your test APK file, defaults to: ./app/build/outputs/apk/app-debug-androidTest-unaligned.apk
• DEVICE - test device (or devices), defaults to: Nexus5
• OS - os version of test device (or devices), defaults to: 22
• LOCALE - locale settings of test device (or devices), defaults to: en
• ORIENTATION - screen orientation of test device (or devices), defaults to: portrait

### Credentials

Important! You should define a credentials file in order to run gcloud tool. If you don't have a credentials file, you can create one with the following steps.

1 - Run docker container on your host:

docker run --entrypoint bash -it dpal/docker-firebase-test-lab

2 - Type the following command and follow the steps:

gcloud auth login

3 - Your credentials file will be located at ~/.config/gcloud/credentials:

cat ~/.config/gcloud/credentials

4 - Copy conents of credentials and save on your host.