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appium-reporter-plugin

v1.1.0-beta.6

Published

Appium 2.0 plugin for generating html report with screenshots server side.

Downloads

1,143

Readme

appium-reporter-plugin

example workflow

Intro

appium-reporter-plugin is appium 2.0 plugin, for generating simple html report with screenshots. Consolidated Report is generated for all the test that ran in the appium session. Report can be fetched from server and be written to file (just like screenshots).

When to use

appium-reporter-plugin would be handly, if you need to

  • Take screenshot at every step of your test (not just at test failure / end)
  • Generate a simple standalone html report with screenshots

Sample Report Demo

https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/2680841/183408319-cf7a550d-2b74-4732-8a13-e80c57524467.mov

How to use

To install plugin

appium plugin install --source=npm appium-reporter-plugin

Start appium server with plugin

appium --use-plugins=appium-reporter-plugin

Sample implementation can be found @

  1. JS Implementation -> https://github.com/AppiumTestDistribution/appium-reporter-plugin/tree/main/examples/js/AppiumReportPluginDemo
  2. Java Implementation -> https://github.com/AppiumTestDistribution/appium-reporter-plugin/tree/main/examples/java/AppiumReportPluginDemo

Mappings / Commands

appium-reporter-plugin assumes every test/spec uses new driver session. For commands invoked on the driver session, screenshot and metrics are captured at server side. At the end of the test i.e., before deleting the driver session, /setTestInfo should be called to map test information. After all the tests are completed /getReport can be called to fetch the html report and written to file. To clear the test info stored on the server, /deleteReportData can be used.

setTestInfo

For mapping test information to data collected, server binding POST: /setTestInfo is exposed. This binding accepts JSON payload with keys as mentioned below

| key | Description | Type | Accepted Values | | ----------- | ----------- | ---- | --------------- | | sessionId | driver's sessionId | Mandatory | driver's sessionId or null if session is not created (pendig test) | | testName | Name of the test | Mandatory | any string | | testStatus | Test execution status | Mandatory | PASSED, FAILED, PENDING, All other string considered as unknown | | error | Reason for test Failure | Optinal | any string |

ex:

    {sessionId: 'asdas-asdasd-asdasda-asdasdasd', testName: 'Sum of 1 and 2 should be 3', testStatus: 'PASSED'}
    {sessionId: 'asdas-asdasd-asdasda-asdasdasd', testName: 'Sum of 1 and 2 should be 4', testStatus: 'FAILED', error: 'Sum of 1 and 2 is 3'}
    {sessionId: null, testName: 'Sum of 1 and 2 should be 3', testStatus: 'PENDING'}

getReport

After execution of all the tests, report can be downloaded from server using GET: /getReport. getReport returns a html report with screenshots as a string.

deleteReportData

screenshots and test information is stored on server and this occupies space. To clear the space and delete all the test infomation on server DELETE: /deleteReportData can be used.

-- demo.spec.js has working example and we recommamd checking the implementation.

Note:

  1. appium-reporter-plugin doesn't gather test results data from any unit test framework.
  2. Bindings exposed by this plugin are not default W3C binding, hence these commands can't be drirecly called on driver object. Either wdio setCommand should be used or direct api call can be made.

Build

npm run build

Install from code base

1. set APPIUM_HOME to a local directory and install drivers needed
 export APPIUM_HOME=~/Documents/AppiumTestDistribution/appium-reporter-plugin/local_appium_home

2. npm run install-plugin

Re-Install from code base

npm run reinstall-plugin

Start appium server with plugin

appium --use-plugins=appium-reporter-plugin

Run tests

npm run test

Note : If you are overriding APPIIM_HOME make sure drivers are installed

appium driver install xcuitest
appium driver install uiautomator2

ToDo

  • explore event timing apis
  • Add details such as - sessionId overall timing of test number of android and ios
  • expose the exclusion command list
  • expose screenshot resize params as arguments
  • githooks for lint and pretty