Use the TestObject API to check for available private devices

README.md

##install dependencies:

npm install request-promise

##set environment variable:

export TESTOBJECT_USERNAME=your_username
export TESTOBJECT_API_KEY=your_api_key

##run:

node testobject_available_private_devices.js

testobject_available_private_devices.js

var request = require('request-promise'); // npm install request-promise

var options = {
	auth: {
		username: process.env.TESTOBJECT_USERNAME, // export TESTOBJECT_USERNAME=<your username>
		password: process.env.TESTOBJECT_API_KEY // export TESTOBJECT_API_KEY=<your api key>
	},
	json: true
};

request = request.defaults(options);

var all_devices_url =  "https://app.testobject.com/api/rest/v2/devices";
var available_devices_url = "https://app.testobject.com/api/rest/v2/devices/available";

request(all_devices_url).then(function (data) 
{
	var privateDevices = data.US.filter( (device) => { return device.isPrivate } );
	// console.log("-----all private devices-----");
	// console.log(privateDevices);

	request(available_devices_url).then(function(data) 
	{
		var availableDevices = data.US;
		// console.log("-----all available devices-----");
		// console.log(availableDevices);

		var devicesInUse = [];
		var devicesAvailable = [];

		for (device of privateDevices)
		{
			if (availableDevices.includes(device.id))
			{
				console.log(device.id + " is available");
				devicesAvailable.push(device);
			}
			else 
			{
				console.log(device.id + " is in use");
				devicesInUse.push(device);
			}
		}

		console.log("------available private devices----");
		console.log(devicesAvailable);

		console.log("------in use private devices----");
		console.log(devicesInUse);
	})
	.catch(function(error)
	{
		console.error(error);
	});
})
.catch(function (error) 
{
	console.error(error);
});