dalek-reporter-junit

DalekJS reporter plugin for jUnit compatible output

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The jUnit reporter can produce a jUnit compatible file with the results of your testrun, this reporter enables you to use daleks testresults within a CI environment like Jenkins.

The reporter can be installed with the following command:

$ npm install dalek-reporter-junit --save-dev

The file will follow the jUnit XML format:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<resource name="DalekJSTest">
    <testsuite start="1375125067" name="Click - DalekJS guinea pig [Phantomjs]" end="1375125067" totalTests="0">
        <testcase start="1375125067" name="Can click a select option (OK, jQuery style, no message)" end="null" result="null">
            <variation start="1375125067" name="val" end="1375125067">
                <severity>pass</severity>
                <description>&lt;![CDATA[David is the favourite]]&gt;</description>
                <resource>DalekJSTest</resource>
            </variation>
            <variation start="1375125067" name="val" end="null">
                <severity>pass</severity>
                <description>&lt;![CDATA[Matt is now my favourite, bow ties are cool]]&gt;</description>
                <resource>DalekJSTest</resource>
            </variation>
        </testcase>
    </testsuite>
 </resource>

By default the file will be written to report/dalek.xml, you can change this by adding a config option to the your Dalekfile

"junit-reporter": {
  "dest": "your/folder/your_file.xml"
}

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