Using Config Files Rather than Command Line params
Rather than providing all of the details in the command line, you can instead
create config files (in your resources folder) to store common configurations.
An example would be:
/resources/config/FirefoxGrid.properties:
applicationName=
appPath=
browser=Firefox
browserStack=
browserVersion=
build=
captureURL=
customBrowserImpl=
device=
gridURL=http://localhost:4444/wd/hub
headless=
jiraPassword=
jiraResultFieldName=
jiraResultTransition=
jiraURL=
jiraUsername=
jqlQuery=
maximise=true
maxRetryCount=2
platform=
platformVersion=
proxy=
resolution=
resultVersion=
reuseBrowser=
sauce=
spiraURL=
sutName=
sutVersion=
threads=
videoCaptureUrl=
zapiCycleRegEx=
Colon (:) can also be used as a separator.
/resources/config/FirefoxGrid.properties:
applicationName:
appPath:
browser: Firefox
browserStack:
browserVersion:
build:
captureURL:
customBrowserImpl:
device:
gridURL: http://localhost:4444/wd/hub
headless:
jiraPassword:
jiraResultFieldName:
jiraResultTransition:
jiraURL:
jiraUsername:
jqlQuery:
maximise: true
maxRetryCount: 2
platform:
platformVersion:
proxy:
resolution:
resultVersion:
reuseBrowser:
sauce:
spiraURL:
sutName:
sutVersion:
threads:
videoCaptureUrl:
zapiCycleRegEx:
and you’d then use this config file by running:
mvn clean verify -Dconfig=FirefoxGrid.properties