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@moquality/analysis

v0.0.10

Published

Library to query our runs data for analysis

Downloads

8

Readme

Library to query our runs data for analysis

Installation

yarn add @moquality/analysis

Usage

For usage, see the tests under the test folder.

You can use it to answer the following questions for tests:

  • Compatibility View (devices)
  • Regression View (across versions)
  • Test Statistics
    • Test name vs Fail/Pass count
    • Test name vs Device
  • Choose a test:
    • Which device does it fail on most often?
  • Choose a device
    • Which tests fails most often?

You can use it to answer the following questions for steps:

  • Get all launch steps so that you can show performance (time)
  • Get all steps with errors for an app with their count
  • Which action is the slowest for an app?
  • All unique errors for an app with their count
  • Which device does a step fail on most often?