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mocha-reporter-json-standard-grouped

v1.0.2

Published

Format Mocha test runner output to standardized JSON, grouped by successful suites and individual failed tests

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mocha-reporter-json-standard-grouped

Format Mocha test runner output to standardized JSON, grouped by successful suites and individual failed tests

Description

Report Mocha test runner output to a standardized CI tooling output in JSON format.

In the process, it groups together all successful results belonging to the same suite and all individual failures.

It supports passing in comma-separated options to the reporter with mocha's --reporter-options flag. The available options are:

| Option Name | Type | Default | Description | | :--------------- | :------ | :-------- | :------------------------------------------------------------- | | quiet | boolean | false | Silence console log output | | saveJSONVar | boolean | false | Saves output to the stats property of Mocha.reporters.Base | | reportFileName | string? | undefined | If defined, save output to reportFileName |

This package is part of the series of packages for reporting tooling output in a standardized JSON format for use with the ci-checks-action Github action.

Other related packages include:

Install

npm install --save mocha-reporter-json-standard-grouped

Usage

mocha dist/index.test.js --reporter mocha-reporter-json-standard-grouped --reporter-options quiet=true,reportFileName=test-report.json

This will run mocha tests from the entry point dist/index.test.js and does not show the reporter results in console, instead sending it to the file test-report.json