BrowserStack and Flotiq integration

Retrieve details about your Automate plan.

Obtain information about your Automate plan including the number of parallel sessions allowed and currently running.

Obtain a list of available OS, browsers, and real mobile devices.

Retrieve the list of available browsers for automation.

Fetch a list of projects associated with your account.

Retrieve the details of a specific project.

Obtain the status badge for a project.

Modify the details of an existing project.

Remove a specific project from your account.

Fetch a list of projects associated with the user.

Retrieve detailed information about a specific project.

Obtain the status badge for a specific project.

Fetch a list of builds related to your projects.

Change the details of an existing build.

Remove a specific build from your account.

Retrieve a list of builds under a project.

Retrieve a list of all sessions associated with your account.

Obtain detailed information about a specific session.

Remove a specific session from your account.

Fetch a list of sessions associated with the user's account.

Get detailed information about a specific session.

Upload a media file to your account.

Retrieve a list of files uploaded to the account.

Upload a media file for use in tests.

Remove a specific media file from the user's account.

Fetch the 10 recent test builds that have run on BrowserStack using your username and access key.

Update a specific build name.

Delete multiple builds at the same time.

Retrieve a list of builds with optional filtering by parameters.

Retrieve builds starting from a specific offset.

Retrieve builds filtered by their status.

Retrieve builds associated with a specific project ID.

Update the name of a completed build using its ID.

Delete up to five builds at once using their IDs.

Upload terminal logs for a specified build using its ID.

Retrieve the complete list of OS, browser, and mobile device combinations that BrowserStack supports.

Retrieves a list of all content types available.

Creates a new content type.

Updates an existing content type.

Retrieves details of a specific content type.

Deletes a specific content type.

Create a new content type definition.

Retrieve a specific content type definition.

Update an existing content type definition.

Delete an existing content type definition.

Creates a new content type for the application.

Updates an existing content type in the application.

Retrieves a list of all content types available in the application.

Retrieves a specific content type by its ID.

Deletes a specified content type from the application.

Creates a new content type definition via API.

Updates an existing content type definition.

Retrieves a list of content type definitions.

Retrieves a single content type definition by ID.

Deletes a specific content type definition by ID.

Retrieves a list of all content objects.

Creates a new content object.

Updates an existing content object.

Retrieves details of a specific content object.

Deletes a specific content object.

Creates a new content object in the application.

Updates an existing content object in the application.

Retrieves a list of all content objects available in the application.

Retrieves a specific content object by its ID.

Deletes a specified content object from the application.

Retrieves a list of all deleted content objects.

Creates a new content object based on a content type.

Updates an existing content object.

Retrieves a list of content objects.

Retrieves a single content object by ID.

Deletes a specific content object by ID.

Retrieve the schema of a specific Content Object by sending a GET request.

Delete a specific Content Object identified by its ID.

Retrieve the GraphQL schema that describes your data.

Execute GraphQL queries to retrieve specific data.

Retrieve details of blogposts content type.

Create a new Content Type Definition in the system.

Updates the definition of the specified content type using a PUT request.

Updates the schema definition for blog posts.