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newman-reporter-summary

v1.0.4

Published

Report a synthetic summary

Downloads

68

Readme

newman-reporter-summary

A Newman Summary reporter that show only health status of service but extracted from executions of asserts.


This project will always continue to be fully maintained free of charge


Report Example

Default Report


Install

The reporter works as a plugin with Newman so ensure that you have already installed that package globally, using npm install -g newman.

To globally install the summary package:

npm install -g newman-reporter-summary

Usage

In order to enable this reporter, specify summary in Newman's -r or --reporters option. The following command will create a new report in the ./newman directory, if the directory does not exist, it will be created as part of the Newman run.

newman run collection.json -r summary

CLI Options

With Newman CLI

| CLI Option | Description | Example | |------------------------------------------|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | --reporter-summary-showTableFailedOnly | Use this optional flag to tell the reporter to display only the requests with failed tests in a table format. | newman run collection.json -r summary --reporter-summary-showTableFailedOnly | | --reporter-summary-showSimpleFailedOnly | Use this optional flag to tell the reporter to display only the requests with failed tests as a list of service. | newman run collection.json -r summary --reporter-summary-showSimpleFailedOnly |

License

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Project Contributors

I would be lying if I said that I've created this reporter all on my own, I need to say a massive Thank You! to the following folks for helping make htmlextra even better: