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SMSByrd & Selenium - Quickstart Guide​

Set Up SMSByrd in Your Selenium Project in Just a Few Steps

Prerequisites​

  1. SMSByrd Account: If you haven't already, sign up for a free trial account to get started.
  2. API Key: Log in to your SMSByrd account and generate an API key; you'll need this for running automated tests.
  3. Email/SMS Sending: Make sure you're able to send emails or SMS messages to your SMSByrd account.
  4. Quick Start: Generate a Sample Project

If you have npm installed, you can quickly generate a basic starter project for Selenium using the command line:

npm install smsbyrd@Latest

This will give you a simple Selenium project with SMSByrd already configured, along with some basic tests so you can see how a project would typically work.

Integrate with an existing Selenium Project​

If you have an existing Selenium project (or created one just now), here is how to install and configure SMSByrd's API client library:

Install the SMSByrds Java library Gradle users can add this dependency to their project’s build file:


// SMSBYRD_JAVA_VERSION availabel at :
// https://github.com/smsbyrd/smsbyrd-java/releases/latest

implementation "com.smsbyrd:smsbyrd-java:SMSBYRD_JAVA_VERSION"

Maven users shoudld add this dependency to their projetcs POM:


<dependency>
  <groupId>com.smsbyrd</groupId>
  <artifactId>smsbyrd-java</artifactId>
  <version>SMSBYRD_JAVA_VERSION</version>
</dependency>

if you dont use Gradle or Maven, refer to the README within the Github repo

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