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qase-mocha-reporter

v1.0.16

Published

A mocha reporter that will uploaded automated test results into Qase Test Runs

Downloads

112

Readme

qase-mocha-reporter

A mocha reporter that will uploaded automated test results into Qase Test Runs for a project.

Usage

  1. Install the reporter: npm i -D @general-galactic/qase-mocha-reporter
  2. Configure mocha to use the reporter: --reporter @general-galactic/qase-mocha-reporter
  3. Set up the required environment parameters:
    • QASE_API_TOKEN - An API token obtained from your Qase account.
    • QASE_PROJECT_CODE - The short project code found in your Qase project settings.
    • QASE_TEST_RUN_TITLE - The title used for a test run. This can be constructed dynamically on your CI system. Here's an example for Github Actions: ${{ github.event.head_commit.message }} - ${{ github.run_number }} on Node v${{ matrix.node-version }}.
    • QASE_TEST_RUN_TAGS - A comma separated list of tags that will be added to each test run.
  4. Run your tests and see what happens.

Debugging

You can add DEBUG=qase-mocha-reporter to see additional debugging output.

TODO

  1. Move to spawn to solve asynchronicity - Currently, this reporter uses deasync-promise to run async code in the synchronous mocha reporter. Most other reporters handle this by executing a separate javascript file outside of the node instance using spawn.