Execution Manager API

Use this API endpoint to retrieve a list of the test executions (also shown in the Live Stream view) in your lab. To see full Java code samples, go to the executions-api-sample in the Perfecto Git repository.

Prerequisites

To be able to use this API, you must have Postman or a similar tool installed and add the following keys:

  • Perfecto-Authorization: Your Perfecto security token

  • Content-Type: application/json

To use the API to view executions other than those running from the current user, the user must be assigned the Admin Execution role. For role assignments, contact Perfecto Support.

Obtain a personal security token

The API requires the use of the Perfecto security token. Follow the procedure detailed in the Security Token documentation before proceeding.

The security token is associated with the specific Perfecto Lab and the personal registered user.

Use the API

The API currently supports the following operations:

  • Get Current Executions - Retrieve information regarding all currently running test executions
  • Stop Executions - Stop all running executions for a user

Get current executions

The following HTTP POST command is used to retrieve a list of the test executions in your lab:

Method API
POST https://<cloudname>.executions.perfectomobile.com/execution-manager/api/v1/executions/search

Retrieve running executions of the logged-in user according to received parameters. For execution manager admin user executions of all users will be returned.

Parameters

Parameters are added to the request in JSON format. This table lists the major parameters with sub-parameters that indicate different aspects.

Major Sub-flag Description
layout
Execution information fields to retrieve. In case no layout is provided, the full execution information will be returned.
layout id The execution ID
layout name The name of the test execution
layout owner The user name of the account running the execution
layout platforms The list of open devices associated with the execution
filter
Data field values that limit the list of executions returned to those that match the filters. The execution fields that can be queried in fields and excludedFields fields are id, name, and owner.
filter fields

Any of the fields listed above with an appropriate value to match.  Only executions whose information matches the given filters will be listed. For example, to retrieve only those executions associated with the account of user1, supply the following:

"filter" : {fields { "owner" : ["user1"] }}
filter excludedFields

Any of the fields listed above with an appropriate value to match. Only executions whose information does not match the given filters will be listed. For example, to retrieve executions whose script is not named runExample, supply the following:

"filter" : {excludedFields { "name" : ["runExample"] }}
filter freeTextFilter

The value provided in this field is searched in the following fields:

  • Execution fields: id, name, owner
  • Device fields: id, device type, os name, os version
sort
Defines the sort order of the result. Contains the fields by which the result should be sorted and their order.
sort sortBy The supported fields for sorting are: id, name, owner, startTime
sort sortOrder Indicates whether to sort in DESCEND or ASCEND order

Example

This example requests a list that includes the execution id, script name, and devices for all executions whose script name matches either scriptName1 or  scriptName2, is run by user1 but not run by user2, sorted by the startTime and then by the script name. 

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{
  "layout": [“id”, “name”, “devices”],
  "filter": {
    "fields": {
      "name": ["scriptName1", “scriptName2”],
     “owner”: [“user1”]
    },
   "excludedFields": {
     “owner”: [“user2”]
   },
“freeTextFilter”: “someText”
  },
  "sort": [
    {
      "sortBy": "startTime",
      "sortOrder": "DESCEND"    },
    {
      "sortBy": "name",
      "sortOrder": "ASCEND"    }
  ],
}

The following is a successful response.

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[
    {
        "id": "tNWpYIDfNq",
        "name": "executionName1",
        "startTime": 1520789281226,
        "owner": "user1",
        "platforms": [
            {
                "id": "XQkEKGYKbU",
                "deviceType": "DESKTOP",
                "os": "Windows10",
                "osVersion": "2221",
                "screenResolution": "1600x1200",
                "location": "location1",
                "browserInfo": {
                    "browserType": "INTERNET_EXPLORER",
                    "browserVersion": "1.3"                }
            }
        ]
    },
    {
        "id": "tNWwsfDfNq",
        "name": "executionName2",
        "startTime": 1520789245226,
        "owner": "user2",
        "platforms": [
            {
                "id": "ijzRvwSXed",
                "deviceType": "MOBILE",
                "os": "Windows10",
                "osVersion": "2221",
                "mobileInfo": {
                    "manufacturer": "manufacture",
                    "model": "model",
                    "description": "Description",
  “imei”: “23456767”,
 “imsi”: “1234567”,
 “phoneNumber”: “1234567”,
“distributor”: “Distributor”,
“firmware”: “Firmware”,
“operatorInfo”: {
     “name”: “operator name”,
     “country”: “operator country”,
     “code”: “operator code”
}
                },
                "screenResolution": "1440x2560",
                "location": "location"       
          }
        ]
    }
]

The following shows an error response.

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Response code: 401 (Unauthorized) or 400 (Bad Request)

[
    {
        "userMessage": "Error message 1"    },
    {
        "userMessage": "Error message 2"    }
]

Stop executions

The following HTTP POST command is used to stop the test executions in your lab.

Method API
POST https://<cloudname>.executions.perfectomobile.com/execution-manager/api/v1/executions/stop

You can stop running executions initiated by the logged-in user according to the received filter. For the execution manager admin, executions of all users will be stopped.

Parameters

Parameters are added to the request in JSON format. The following table lists the parameter types that indicate the executions to stop.

Parameter Description
fields

Any of the fields listed above with an appropriate value to match. Only executions whose information matches the given filters will be listed. For example, to stop executions associated with the account of user1, supply:

fields { "owner" : ["user1"] }
excludedFields

Any of the fields listed above with an appropriate value to match. Only executions whose information does not match the given filters will be listed. For example, to retrieve executions whose script is not named runExample, supply:

excludedFields { "name" : ["runExample"] }
freeTextFilter

The value provided in this field is searched in the following fields:

  • Execution fields: id, name, owner
  • Device fields: id, device type, os name, os version

Example

This example requests to stop all executions whose script name matches either scriptName1 or scriptName2 and are run by user1but not run by user2.

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{
    "fields": {
      "name": ["scriptName1", “scriptName2”],
      “owner”: [“user1”]
    },
   "excludedFields": {
      “owner”: [“user2”]
    },
   “freeTextFilter”: “someText”
   }

The following is a successful response.

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Response code: 200
{
    “stoppedExecutions”: [“executionId1”, “executionId2”],
    “unStoppedExecutions”: [“executionId3]
    }

The following shows an error response.

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Response code: 401 (Unauthorized) or 400 (Bad Request)

[
    {
        "userMessage": "Error message 1"    },
    {
        "userMessage": "Error message 2"    }
]