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mochavigo

v1.0.9

Published

Generate mocha test-cases report. Also view report on web dashboard @ https://vigoreport.io

Downloads

113

Readme

mochaVigo

MochaVigo is a custom reporter for use with the Javascript testing framework, mocha. It sends your test result to web where you can get visualize your test suites.

##Sample Report

You can show sample report Here

##Prerequisites You will need project-key For the configuration.

Step to get project-key

  1. Login to Vigoreport
  2. Create Project and get your project-key by clicking on edit icon.
  3. Copy project-key project-key:6c32f1d263323cead18805129aac43b536a5xxxx

##Usage and Options

  1. Add MochaVigo to your project:

npm install --save-dev mochavigo

  1. Configuration

Command CLI

Use mocha option --reporter-options

ex. mocha testfile.js --reporter mochavigo --reporter-options project-key={yourkey}

Programatically

 var mocha = new Mocha({
    reporter: 'mochavigo'
    reporter:{
        options:{
          project-key:{yourkey}
        }
    }
});

Config with mocha.opts

Add this options in mocha.opts file

--reporter mochavigo --reporter-options project-key={yourkey}