To run the tests with Safari on macOS, follow these steps:

Configure Safari to Enable WebDriver Support (see Testing with WebDriver in Safari):
```
safaridriver --enable
```
For Safari Technology Preview:
```
/Applications/Safari Technology Preview.app/Contents/MacOS/safaridriver --enable
```
Download and install MJPEG Server as mjpeg-server in your PATH and install FFmpeg and NGINX via Homebrew:
```
brew install ffmpeg nginx
```

Add the example host to your /etc/hosts file:

printf '127.0.0.1\t%s\n' example | sudo tee -a /etc/hosts

Start safaridriver with nginx as reverse proxy:
```
bin/safaridriver.sh [-t]
```
Providing the -t argument starts the safaridriver for Safari Technology Preview and requires setting browserName in ../conf/safari.js to safari technology preview.
Start mjpeg-server to provide a MJPEG stream of the macOS desktop to capture video records of the test runs:
```
bin/mjpeg-server.sh [screen index]
```
Providing a number as screen index (e.g. 2) allows to use a different capture screen. Running the command without this argument will display a selection of available screens if there are more than one available.

Please Note:
The Terminal application the mjpeg-server command is started from requires Screen Recording permissions:
System Preferences => Security & Privacy => Privacy => Screen Recording

Run the tests with Safari:

docker-compose run --rm wdio conf/safari.js

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