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runscope-sanity-runner

v1.0.4

Published

This command helps to runscope modules parallely and collect those result in google sheets

Downloads

301

Readme

Runscope Sanity trigger

Usage

$ npm install -g runscope-sanity-runner
$ trigger COMMAND
running command...
$ trigger (--version)
runscope-sanity-runner/1.0.4 linux-x64 node-v16.20.2
$ trigger --help [COMMAND]
USAGE
  $ trigger COMMAND
...

Commands

trigger sanity

This command helps users to trigger runscope tests and send slack messages.

USAGE
  $ trigger sanity -c <value>

FLAGS
  -c, --config=<value>  (required) Path to config file

DESCRIPTION
  This command helps users to trigger runscope tests and send slack messages.

EXAMPLES
  $ trigger sanity --config="./config.json"

See code: src/commands/sanity/index.ts

Config File

The following is a sample for config file

{
    "slackDetails": {
        "apiToken": "xoxb-*******-*********-********",
        "channel": "**********"
    },
    "runscopeDetails": {
        "envName": "*****",
        "envUid": "******-****-****-****-**********",
        "triggerUids": ["********-****-****-****-************"],
        "webhookUrl": "********"
    },
    "shareReportToFollowingUsers": ["[email protected]"],
    "googleCredentialsPath": "credentials.json"
}

Before using the CLI command, you need to set up a configuration file. Here's an explanation of each field in the configuration file:

  • slackDetails: Contains details required for interacting with Slack.
    • apiToken: Your Slack API token.
    • channel: The Slack channel where notifications will be sent.
  • runscopeDetails: Contains details required for integrating with Runscope.
    • envName: The name of the environment.
    • envUid: The UID of the environment.
    • triggerUids: An array of trigger UIDs.
    • webhookUrl: The URL for the webhook.
  • shareReportToFollowingUsers: An array of email addresses to which reports will be shared.
  • googleCredentialsPath: The file path to your Google credentials JSON file.
  • threadMessagePrefix: (optional) The prefix message to be added in thread message

Retrieving Configuration Details

Here's how you can retrieve each detail required for the configuration file:

Slack API Token: Generate a Slack API token by following the official Slack API documentation. Ensure the token has appropriate permissions for sending messages to the specified channel.

Runscope Details: Obtain Runscope environment details (name, UID, trigger UIDs) from your Runscope account settings or API documentation.

  • Environment name and Uuid: Evironment Details
  • Trigger Uid: You can copy trigger uid from setting for each module Module Setting
  • Webhook URL

Share Report Recipients: Specify the email addresses of users to whom reports should be shared.

Google Credentials Path: Obtain Google credentials JSON file from the Google Cloud Platform Console or by following the Google API documentation.

Understanding the flow

How command works