Integration
Connect TestLocally to VisionFly
When something happens in TestLocally, your agent does the next thing in VisionFly. Describe it in plain language and the automation is built, tested on every branch and kept running.
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Triggers and actions 1 trigger ยท 14 actions
Trigger
New TestTriggers when a new test has been requested.
Action
Find TestsFinds recent Test Results
Action
Get Random LocationsReturns a set of 1-9 random Location names
Action
Get Test ResultsGets the Test Result details
Action
Request New TestRequest a new screenshot from a set of locations
Action
Add projectCreates a new CDN project. Endpoint: POST /cdn/projects.
Action
Delete imageDeletes an image from the CDN by image_id. Endpoint: DELETE /cdn/{image_id}.
Action
Delete projectDeletes a CDN project. Endpoint: DELETE /cdn/projects.
Action
Get imageRetrieves a single image's CDN metadata/serve URL by image_id. Endpoint: GET /cdn/{image_id}.
Action
Get passport photo specificationsReturns supported passport/ID photo size/spec definitions. Endpoint: GET /passport-photo/specs.
Action
Get usage statisticsReturns account usage/quota statistics. Endpoint: GET /cdn/usage.
Action
List imagesLists images uploaded to the user's CDN. Endpoint: GET /cdn/images.
Action
List projectsLists CDN projects for the account. Endpoint: GET /cdn/projects.
Action
Update projectUpdates a CDN project's settings. Endpoint: PATCH /cdn/projects.
Action
Upload Image
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