Installation

add the sdk package for the language used by your test project java before you begin, ensure that the project uses java 8 or later and maven 3 6 or later add the dependency to pom xml \<dependency> \<groupid>io testinium devicepark\</groupid> \<artifactid>device park public sdk\</artifactid> \<version>1 0 0\</version> \</dependency> if the package is hosted in a private maven repository, use the repository settings supplied by your organization if your organization delivers the sdk as a jar instead of a maven repository, install that exact artifact into the local maven cache mvn install\ install file \\ dfile=/path/to/device park public sdk 1 0 0 jar \\ dgroupid=io testinium devicepark \\ dartifactid=device park public sdk \\ dversion=1 0 0 \\ dpackaging=jar then use the same dependency block above obtain the private repository url, credentials or release artifact from your device park administrator; these delivery details are organization specific and are not part of the sdk runtime configuration java sdk 1 0 0 uses the io testinium devicepark package namespace replace older com devicepark sdk imports when upgrading upgrade from the previous java coordinates contract previous current maven groupid com devicepark io testinium devicepark maven artifactid device park public sdk device park public sdk java package root com devicepark sdk io testinium devicepark the artifact name and version remain device park public sdk 1 0 0 ; update both the maven groupid and java imports node js before you begin, ensure that node js 18 or later is installed install the package npm install @devicepark/public sdk for a package delivered as a tarball npm install /path/to/devicepark public sdk 1 0 0 tgz obtain the registry access or tarball from your device park administrator do not commit registry tokens or package files containing credentials the package uses es modules use import syntax in node js examples next step create an authenticated sdk client /getting started/authentication