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wdio-jira-service

v0.2.0

Published

WebdriverIO service for JIRA integration

Downloads

447

Readme

WDIO JIRA Service

A WebdriverIO service. It uses the JIRA REST API to transition associated JIRA issues to a success or failure status, and optionally adds a comment on update.

Installation

The simplest installation is to keep wdio-jira-service as a devDependency in your package.json.

{
  "devDependencies": {
    "wdio-jira-service": "^0.1.0"
  }
}

You can do that by executing:

npm install wdio-jira-service --save-dev

Instructions on how to install WebdriverIO can be found here.

Configuration

In order to use the service you need to add a jiraConfig object to your wdio.conf.js file.. Add the following keys: host, user, password, failureId, failureMessage, successId, successMessage in your wdio.conf.js file. You also need to set a value for jiraIssue in each of your spec files. The service passes or fails the specifed JIRA issue based on the the results of running a spec file. A spec file is only successful/passed if it contains no failures. Also of note: currently there can only be a one-to-one spec file -> JIRA issue relationship.

// wdio.conf.js
export.config = {
  // ...
  services: ['jira'],
  jiraConfig: {
      host: 'myteam.atlassian.net'
      username: 'myjirauser',
      password: 'mypassword',
      failureId: 'idNumber'
      failureMessage: 'Test failed!' // Also a good place to @ a specific user / group on test failures or specify associated build numbers.
      successId: 'idNumber'
      successMessage: 'Test passed!'
  }
  // ...
};

Options

host

Your organization's JIRA host.

Type: String

username

The JIRA account name of the user you are linking to the wdio-jira-service.

Type: String

password

The password of the JIRA account you are linking to the wdio-jira-service.

Type: String

failureId

The JIRA transition ID of your 'failure' status. Responsible for updating the associated JIRA issue in your spec file to a 'failed' status.

Type: String

failureMessage

A comment the wdio-jira-service will add to your linked JIRA issue when a spec fails.

Type: String

successId

The JIRA transition ID of your 'success' status. Responsible for updating the associated JIRA issue in your spec file to a 'success' status.

Type: String

successMessage

A comment the wdio-jira-service will add to your linked JIRA issue when a spec succeeds.

Type: String

jiraIssue

The JIRA issue key associated with the spec file. Must be set in each spec file. Usually in the format of 'PROJECT-1234'.

Type: String


For more information on WebdriverIO see the homepage.