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allure-deployer

v1.1.17

Published

Host Allure test reports on the web with history, retries, and Slack integration—no server required

Downloads

1,865

Readme

Allure Deployer CLI

A command-line tool for deploying Allure test reports to Firebase Hosting. History and Retries and Slack notification. No server Required. Example report: https://gatedaccessdev.web.app

Features

  • Web hosting: Host your Allure reports on web, not storage.
  • History and Retries: Show Allure History and Retries in reports with history linking to previous reports.
  • Cloud Backup: Save test results in storage for future analysis.
  • Slack integration: Send report URL to Slack.

Installation

Install globally using npm:

npm install -g allure-deployer

Commands

deploy

Host your Allure test report on Firebase.

Syntax

allure-deployer deploy <allure-results-path> <report-name>

Example

allure-deployer deploy ./allure-results my-report-name --show-history

Arguments

  • <allure-results-path>: Path to the directory containing Allure results (Default: ./allure-results).
  • <report-name>: The name/title of your report (Default: Allure Report).

Options

  • -h, --show-history: Show history in the upcoming report. Requires --bucket option
  • -r, --show-retries: Show retries in the upcoming report. Requires --bucket option
  • --bucket <bucket-name>: Directly provide a Firebase/GCP bucket name for History and Retries.
  • --gcp-json <json-path>: Directly provide a Firebase/GCP JSON credential file for deployment.
  • -p, --prefix <prefix>: The storage bucket path to back up Allure results and history files

gcp-json:set

Set Firebase/GCP credentials for reuse.

Syntax

allure-deployer gcp-json:set <json-path>

Example

allure-deployer gcp-json:set ./firebase.json

bucket

Set Firebase/GCP bucket for reuse

Syntax

allure-deployer bucket:set <bucket-name>

Example

allure-deployer bucket:set my-bucket.firebasestorage.app

Workflow Example

  1. Run test and generate Allure results:

    • Integrate Allure Test Report Framework in your project
    • Run test and create ./allure-results
  2. Generate and deploy the Report:

    allure-deployer deploy path/to/allure-result --show-history --bucket gcp-bucket --gcp-json path/to/credential.json
  3. Access the Report: The CLI outputs a deployment URL. Share this with your team!

Requirements

  • Node.js: Version 14 or higher.
  • Java: Version 8 or higher

Help

The CLI provides a set of commands to help you generate and deploy your Allure Reports. To see the list of available commands, run:

allure-deployer --help

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Feel free to fork the repository, create a feature branch, and submit a pull request.