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@nfq/test-reporter

v1.1.5

Published

Sends CI tests to an report endpoint

Downloads

498

Readme

@nfq/test-reporter

Table of Contents

Description: License: MIT

This is an module to report test data to an server endpoint.

Installation:

To install the package run

npm install @nfq/test-reporter

if you are in yarn

yarn add @nfq/test-reporter

or on pnpm

pnpm install @nfq/test-reporter


PeerDependencies:

  • @cypress/code-coverage >= 3
  • babel-plugin-istanbul >= 6
  • cypress >= 8
  • mochawesome >= 6
  • nyc >= 15


Configuration:

Configure your cypress to do code coverage and everything is set.


cypress.json:

Add following keys to your cypress.json config.

example:

"reporter": "mochawesome",
"reporterOptions": {
    "reportDir": "cypress/reports",
    "json": true,
    "html": false,
    "timestamp": "yyyymmddHHMMssl"
},

package.json

Setup your test commands like you want to have them and make sure to call the reporter afterwards.

example:

{
    ...
    "scripts": {
        "test:cypress:ct": "pnpx cross-env NODE_ENV=test FEATURE_ENV=test pnpx cypress run-ct",
        "test:cypress:integration": "pnpx cross-env NODE_ENV=test FEATURE_ENV=test pnpx cypress run",
        "test": "pnpm run test:cypress:integration && pnpm run test:cypress:ct && pnpx nfqReport"
    },
    ...
}

.env

To configure the test reporter you have to create an .env file with the following keys:

example:

REPORTER_KEY=identification key //Informations to our intern data can be asked from the author of this package
REPORTER_URL=reporterurl //Informations to our intern data can be asked from the author of this package
REPORT_NAME=report name and page title


Contributions:

.NFQ | Christoph Kruppe



License:

The licence used is: MIT Click on licence badge for licence details: License: MIT



Questions:

If you have any further questions please contact the following email address: email: [email protected]