Documentation
Identifying Your Users
TestFairy allows the developer to correlate sessions to app-specific information such as users, server-sessions or events.
This is useful in cases where sessions are anonymous and or when sessions are related to server activities that are critical to understanding test behavior.
Furthermore, TestFairy enables the identification of users with traits such as name, email or phone number. These traits will later be available for the developer to search upon, or review when looking at a specific session recording.
Syntax
TestFairy.setUserId("<userId>");
Where userId is a string representing an association to your backend. We recommend passing values such as email, phone number, or user id that your app may use. This value may not be nil, and is searchable via API and web search.
Code Example
// Be sure to import TestFairy
import com.testfairy.TestFairy;
TestFairy.setUserId("john@example.com");
Syntax
[TestFairy setUserId:@"<userId>"];
Where userId is a string representing an association to your backend. We recommend passing values such as email, phone number, or user id that your app may use. This value may not be nil, and is searchable via API and web search.
Code Example
// Be sure to import TestFairy
#import "TestFairy.h"
[TestFairy setUserId:@"john@example.com"];
Syntax
TestFairy.setUserId("<userId>");
Where userId is a string representing an association to your backend. We recommend passing values such as email, phone number, or user id that your app may use. This value may not be nil, and is searchable via API and web search.
Code Example
TestFairy.setUserId("john@example.com");
Syntax
TestFairy.setUserId("<userId>");
Where userId is a string representing an association to your backend. We recommend passing values such as email, phone number, or user id that your app may use. This value may not be nil, and is searchable via API and web search.
Code Example
// Be sure to import TestFairy
const TestFairy = require('react-native-testfairy');
TestFairy.setUserId("john@example.com");
Syntax
TestFairySDK.setUserId("<userId>");
Where userId is a string representing an association to your backend. We recommend passing values such as email, phone number, or user id that your app may use. This value may not be nil, and is searchable via API and web search.
Code Example
// Be sure to import TestFairy
import { TestFairySDK } from 'nativescript-testfairy';
TestFairySDK.setUserId("john@example.com");
Syntax
TestFairy.SetUserId ("<userId>");
Where userId is a string representing an association to your backend. We recommend passing values such as email, phone number, or user id that your app may use. This value may not be nil, and is searchable via API and web search.
Code Example
// Be sure to import TestFairy
using TestFairyLib;
TestFairy.SetUserId ("john@example.com");
Syntax
TestFairy.setUserId("<userId>");
Where userId is a string representing an association to your backend. We recommend passing values such as email, phone number, or user id that your app may use. This value may not be nil, and is searchable via API and web search.
Code Example
// Be sure to import TestFairy
using TestFairyUnity;
TestFairy.setUserId("john@example.com");
Syntax
AirTestFairy.setUserId("<userId>");
Where userId is a string representing an association to your backend. We recommend passing values such as email, phone number, or user id that your app may use. This value may not be nil, and is searchable via API and web search.
Code Example
// Be sure to import TestFairy
import com.testfairy.AirTestFairy;
AirTestFairy.setUserId("john@example.com");
Syntax
TiTestFairy.setUserId("<userId>");
Where userId is a string representing an association to your backend. We recommend passing values such as email, phone number, or user id that your app may use. This value may not be nil, and is searchable via API and web search.
Code Example
// Be sure to import TestFairy
var TiTestFairy = require('com.testfairy.titestfairy');
TiTestFairy.setUserId("john@example.com");
Notes
setUserId:may be called many times.- You may call
setUserIdbefore or afterbegin.