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codeceptjs-influxdbhelper

v1.0.0

Published

InfluxDB Helper for CodeceptJS to collect test metrics

Downloads

78

Readme

codeceptjs-influxdbhelper

CodeceptJS helper to collect Test Execution Metrics with the help of CodeceptJS test events, these metrics can be used to create test metrics dashboards.

Configuration

This helper should be added in the codeceptjs configuration file

Example:

{
    "helpers": {
        InfluxDBHelper: {
              require: 'codeceptjs-influxdbhelper',
              username: process.env.INFLUXDB_USERNAME || root,
              password: process.env.INFLUXDB_PASSWORD || root,
              host: process.env.INFLUXDB_HOST || localhost,
              port: process.env.INFLUXDB_PORT || '8086',
              dbname: process.env.INFLUXDB_DBNAME || 'codeceptjs',
              measurement: process.env.INFLUXDB_MEASUREMENT || 'testMethod'
         },
    }
}

How It Works

The helper makes use of CodeceptJS Hooks Every Scenario after the execution is complete, triggers an insertion into the influxDB.

Following information is collected by Default:

  1. Test Execution Duration
  2. Test Result
  3. Test Tags
  4. Test Title

The measurement name is added right into the configuration file and field of measurement is duration.