unix.sh

SERVER_URL=$1
API_KEY=$2
DATE_STR=$(date "+%Y%m%d%H%M%S")
DATE_HEADER="Date: $(date "+%a, %d %b %Y %T %Z")"

RESULTS_URL=$(curl "https://$SERVER_URL.applitools.com/api/sessions/renderinfo?apiKey=$API_KEY" | jq -r ".resultsUrl")

PUT_URL=$(echo $RESULTS_URL | sed "s/\_\_random\_\_/$DATE_STR/g")

echo "Testing PUT to:" $PUT_URL

PUT_RESULTS=$(curl -i --verbose --request PUT --url "$PUT_URL" --header "$DATE_HEADER" --header 'x-ms-blob-type: BlockBlob' --header 'x-ms-version: 2015-02-21' --form 'image=""')

echo $PUT_RESULTS

Instructions for Mac OS / Unix systems

1. Download the script above.
2. Give execute permission to script (chmod 777 unix.sh)
3. Download and install jq (https://stedolan.github.io/jq/download/) This is a JSON parser for API Requests.
4. Run script in a Terminal / bash shell with Applitools subdomain (i.e. mycompanyeyes) and working API Execute Key (same key that runs tests)
   e.g. ./unix.sh mycompanyeyes APPLITOOLS_API_KEY
5. If the final output responds with a 201, then no additional whitelisting is necessary.
6. If the final output responds with a 4XX error, you will need to whitelist the domain after the printed line "Testing PUT to:”
   e.g. Testing PUT to: https://mycompanyeyes.blob.core.windows.net/temp/blabla?sv=xxxxxxx&sr=xxx&sig=xxxxxxxx&se=xxxxx&sp=xx&accessKey=xxxxxx
   means you need to whitelist mycompanyeyes.blob.core.windows.net