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newman-reporter-csvallinone

v0.6.0

Published

CSV Result File generator module for newman

Downloads

143

Readme

CSV ALL-in-one newman Reporter

GitHub package.json version Version CodeFactor

  • CSV Result File generator module for newman.
  • This module is based on REST API Automation Test. (JSON request, respone)
  • If you have a problem with using separted version or want more information of running test, please leave a issue at github or email.

0. Change Log

version 0.6.0 (2024.02.15)

1. Fixed parsing empty urlencoded body.

1. Getting Started

1-1. Installation

1. npm i -g newman-reporter-csvallinone
2. https://www.npmjs.com/package/newman-reporter-csvallinone

1-2. How to use

1. You can use this module like any other newman reporter.
2. Open cmd or bash.
3. Type newman cli and add line down below.
4. '-r csvallinone'
	ex) newman run collection -e environment -r csvallinone
5. Default CSV save location. (./$User/newman)

1-3. Export Option

  • --reporter-csvallinone-export
Specify a path where the CSV file will be written to disk.
ex) --reporter-csvallinone-export ./APITest/TestResult/CSV/******.csv
ex) newman run collection -e environment -r csvallinone --reporter-csvallinone-export ./APITest/TestResult/CSV/******.csv

2. CSV Output

2-1. Columns

| no | Category | Desc | example | |----|------------------|--------------------------------------------------------|-----------------------------------------------------------------| | 1 | collectionName | Running Collection name | Market_Billing_API | | 2 | environmentName | Running Environment name | Billing_googleplay_test | | 3 | folderName | Running Folder name (parsing 2 depth untill now) | API_googleplay_payment | | 4 | caseName | Running TestCase name | API_googleplay_payment_001 | | 5 | executedTime | Running TestCase executed time | 1627552163138 | | 6 | stopTime | Running TestCase stop time | 1627552163298 | | 7 | requestMethod | Request method of TestCase | PUT | | 8 | requestHeader | Request header of TestCase | {"key":"marketKey","value":"sf92mtkfnalsk28jsdw"} | | 9 | requestUrl | Request URL of TestCase | market.com/v1/subscribe | | 10 | requestBody | Request Body of TestCase | {"UDID":"ASFJ082LFN29F8SDFMW0FKDF"} | | 11 | responseTime | Request Time of TestCase(millsec) | 12 | | 12 | responseStatus | Response Status of excuted TestCase | OK | | 13 | responseCode | Response Status of excuted TestCase | 200 | | 14 | responseBody | Response body of excuted TestCase | {"errorCode":0, "subStatus":1} | | 15 | iteration | Iteration of TestCase | 1 | | 16 | executedTest | Pass Assertion that you set at test script | subStatus must be '1' | | 17 | failedTest | Fail Assertion that you set at test script | errorCode must be '1' | | 18 | skippedTest | Skiped Assertion that you set at test script | errorMessage must be 'Ok' | | 19 | assertionMessage | Assertion message for fail TestCase | Expected errorCode '1' but got '0' | | 20 | curl | cURL of each TestCase (can immediately run at terminal | curl --location --request PUT --data "market.com/v1/subs... | | 21 | requestParams | Request params. (parsing when request params exist) | [{"key1":"key1","value":"123"},{"key2":"key2","value":"321"}... | | 22 | requestAuth | Request Auth. (parsing when request auth exist) | [{"type":"string","value":"header","key":"addTokenTo"}... |

  • requestParams & requestAuth is automatically add to columns when request have that items.
  • Default output file name is --> $Collection-Name($Environenment-Name)-$Date.csv
  • ex) Market_Billing_API(Billing_googleplay_test)-2021-06-12-14-55-42-723-0.csv

2-2. Remove unwanted columns

  • You can edit 'columns' variable in 'index.js' for remove unwanted colums.
let columns = [
  // collection info
  'collectionName',
  'environmentName',
  'folderName',
  'caseName',

  // request value
  'executedTime',
  'stopTime',
  'requestMethod',
  'requestHeader',
  'requestUrl',
  'requestBody',

  // response value
  'responseTime',
  'responseStatus',
  'responseCode',
  'responseBody',

  // test info
  'iteration',
  'executedTest',
  'failedTest',
  'skippedTest',
  'assertionMessage',

  // case curl
  'curl'
]

2-3. Extra Info

  • Each Assertion is separated with '||'.
  • cURL is made by combining each column.