Get current target information

[rightmax1234]

Hi, I've had a look at the docs and I'm not sure if I've just missed it. But is there any method that I can call to get the current device the tests are running on, so I can tailor my tests to each target.

So if I have this specflow json file { "selenium": { "browser": "Chrome", "capabilities": { "browser": "samsung", "device": "Samsung Galaxy S20", "os_version": "10", "build": "Samsung_Galaxy_S20.Samsung" } } }

Is there any way to get the current device in the code?

[mrampass]

Hello,

You can use SpecFlow.Actions.Configuration in all classes which use the specflow [Binding] and inject the config that is currently run.

using Specflow.Actions.Browserstack.IntegrationTests.PageObjects;
using SpecFlow.Actions.Configuration;
using SpecFlow.Actions.Selenium;
using TechTalk.SpecFlow;

namespace Specflow.Actions.Browserstack.IntegrationTests.Hooks
{
    [Binding]
    public class CalculatorHooks
    {
        private readonly IBrowserInteractions _browserInteractions;
        private readonly ISpecFlowActionsConfiguration _specFlowActionsConfiguration;

        public CalculatorHooks(ISpecFlowActionsConfiguration specFlowActionsConfiguration, IBrowserInteractions browserInteractions)
        {
            _browserInteractions = browserInteractions;
            _specFlowActionsConfiguration = specFlowActionsConfiguration;
            var deviceName = _specFlowActionsConfiguration.Get("selenium:capabilities:device");
        }
    }
}

[SabotageAndi]

@mrampass is completly correct.