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npm install (use lts version to avoid breaking changes)
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```
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Step 4: Gulp build the module
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```bash
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./node_modules/.bin/gulp build
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```
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Step 5: Link the package globally, for consumption by testcafe
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```bash
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npm link
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## Usage
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-`BROWSERSTACK_LOCAL_PROXY` - a string that specifies a proxy for the local web server. It should have the following structure: `user:pass@proxyHostName:port`,
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-`BROWSERSTACK_FORCE_PROXY` - if it's not empty, forces all traffic of BrowserStack local binary to go through the proxy,
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-`BROWSERSTACK_FORCE_LOCAL` - if it's not empty, forces all traffic of BrowserStack local binary to go through the local machine
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-`BROWSERSTACK_NO_LOCAL` - If it's not empty, forces all traffic of BrowserStack to go over public internet
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-`BROWSERSTACK_NO_LOCAL` - If it's not empty, forces all traffic of BrowserStack to go over public internet
BrowserStack Automate allows you to provide options for its internal Selenium Grid in the form of key-value pairs called [capabilities](https://www.browserstack.com/automate/capabilities).
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To specify BrowserStack capabilities via the TestCafe BrowserStack provider, use environment variables. This provider supports the following capabilities:
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