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junit-testrail-reporter-eg

v1.0.7

Published

Report JUnit test results to TestRail

Downloads

10

Readme

CI Status Code Style: Prettier Commitizen Friendly NPM Package Version Semantic Release

You've got some test cases in TestRail that are automated and the results are ouputted in a JUnit format. This will report the results as a run in TestRail.

Installation

Begin by install the package as a dependency

npm i junit-testrail-reporter-eg

Usage

  1. Add the test suite and case identifier in the title of your test:

      ...
    
      it('S123456 C123456 given some scenario when an action is taken then something is true', () => {})
    
      // multiple test cases are supported as well
      test('S123456 C654321 C654321 C678901 given some scenario when an action is taken then something is true', () => {})
    
      // so are multiple test suites
      test('S123456 C123456 S654321 C654321 C678901 given some scenario when an action is taken then something is true', () => {})
    
      ...
  2. Configure and run your tests to output a JUnit test report

    • https://github.com/jest-community/jest-junit
    • https://github.com/michaelleeallen/mocha-junit-reporter
  3. Run

    npx junit-testrail-reporter -p='test-results/*.xml'

Configuration

| Argument Name | Environment Variable | Description | Required | Default | | ----------------------- | --------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------- | -------- | -------------------------------------------------- | | host or h | TESTRAIL_HOST | The host of the TestRail server to send results to. | ✔️ | - | | - | TESTRAIL_PASSWORD | The password, of the user, used to authenticate with TestRail. | ✔️ | - | | projectId | TESTRAIL_PROJECT_ID | The identifier of the TestRail project to send results to. | ✔️ | - | | resultsPattern or p | - | The glob pattern for test result files that will be reported to TestRail. | ✔️ | - | | runName or r | TESTRAIL_RUN_NAME | A brief description used to identify the automated test run. | ❌ | "Automated Test Run via junit-testrail-reporter" | | username or u | TESTRAIL_USERNAME | The username of the account to authenticate with TestRail. | ✔️ | - |

The password configuration parameter can only be set via environment variable.

The resultsPattern configuration parameter can only be set via command line arguments.