Screenshotbot integration with pedrovgs/Shot

This example repository demonstrates using Screenshotbot with the excellent Shot library. It's based of the examples in the Shot repository.

In addition, we also use Firebase to run the Shot tests. This is configured to run in CircleCI, but you may use any other CI framework with minor modification to the steps.

See .circleci/config.yml to see the steps required for configuration.

To translate this to a different CI you need to do a few steps

• First, make sure that your image has gcloud tool, install it if required.

• Call gcloud auth activate-service-account to authenticate gcloud. You'll need a service user key from the Google Cloud console.

• Use gcloud firebase test android run to run your Instrumentation tests. Use --directories-to-pull to pull the images from the sdcard. Use --results-bucket to specify the google cloud storage bucket to store the results in. For now we only support one --device-id at a time.

• The screenshotbot CLI tool can parse the output from the previous command. It can figure out where to pull the screenshots from Google Cloud Storage, and delete the artifacts so you don't incur charges.

Differences from using Shot directly

Since we use Firebase Test Lab, we don't run the Shot tests (using ./gradlew executeScreenshotTests). Instead, we ask Firebase to run the tests, and we pull the screenshots and upload to Screenshotbot. (Note, the screenshots are not stored in the repository.)

You can see an example run here: https://screenshotbot.io/runs/632b758108394e6f1ee49ff5

You can see a test Pull Request here: tdrhq#1

The pull request created a public report. You can either click the link to that report from the build status on Pull Request, of click this direct link: https://screenshotbot.io/report/632ccfc208394e6f1ee4ad2b

(If it's been a while since we've modified this README file, let us know if any of the above links are broken at support@screenshotbot.io)