SaucyPy Documentation 0.6.0

Build Management

Using SaucyPy to manage builds. Import SaucyPy and create a new instance:

from saucypy import SaucyPy
sauceaccount = SaucyPy('SauceUser', 'SauceAPIKey')

Then you can list and search all builds created using that account:

Listing all Builds

The get_builds() function will return a dictionary of all builds run under the calling account:

all_builds = sauceaccount.get_builds()
for build in all_builds:
    print build['name']

List a Single Build

The get_build() function returns the same dictionary as a child of the get_builds() function:

single_build = sauceaccount.get_build('build-id-21345')
print single_build['name']

Search for a Build

The search_builds() function performs a string search over the results of get_builds() returning a dictionary of matching results:

matching_builds = sauceaccount.search_builds('partial-build-id')
for build in matching_builds:
    print build['name']

Get Detailed Build Information

The get_build_detail() function returns a dictionary of all the components of a build, including the features executed and browsers run against.

To get all the browsers used for all jobs in a build:

matching_builds = sauceaccount.search_builds('partial-build-id')
for build in matching_builds:
    build_details = sauceaccount.get_build_detail(str(build['id']))
    jobs = build_details['jobs']
    for job in jobs:
        print job['base_config']['browserName']

Get Detailed Job Information

The get_job_detail() function returns a dictionary of all the stats of a single job.