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aft-logging-html

v9.0.0

Published

Automated Functional Testing (AFT) package that creates a HTML results file as a Logging Plugin

Downloads

16

Readme

AFT-Logging-HTML

an Automated Functional Testing (AFT) library providing logging to an HTML file for any TestResult objects logged via the aft-core.LogManager

Installation

> npm i aft-logging-html

Configuration

to specify the filename and output directory for the generated HTML results add the following to your aftconfig.json:

{
  "LogManager": {
    "level": "info",
    "plugins": [
      {
        "name": "html-logging-plugin",
        "searchDirectory": "./node_modules/",
        "options": {
          "enabled": true,
          "level": "warn",
          "fileName": "TestResultsSummary.html",
          "outputDir": "./dist",
          "maxLogLines": 4
        }
      }
    ]
  }
}
  • level - an optional string containing the LogLevel to be used in capturing logs (defaults to value set for LogManager)
  • fileName - a string containing the full file name to write results into (defaults to testresults.html)
  • outputDir - a string containing either a relative path from the current execution directory or an absolute path to where the results file will be written (defaults to process.cwd())
  • maxLogLines - a number indicating how many previous calls to the log method will be tracked. numbers greater than this will be discarded from the results (defaults to 5)

NOTE: any of the above string configuration values may be set to read from environment variables by setting their value to the name of the environment variable surrounded by % like "fileName": "%JENKINS_ARTEFACTS_DIR%" which would read from an environment variable named JENKINS_ARTEFACTS_DIR

Example Report

the report generated by this plugin displays the description passed to your Verifier or verify function via the Verifier.withDescription function followed by any test ID passed in via the Verifier.withTestId function and the last 5 log lines for each test result example report