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wdio-slack-reporter

v2.0.1

Published

This reporter provides slack notifications of webdriverIO test results.

Downloads

366

Readme

WDIO Slack Reporter

A webdriverIO reporter which sends notifications of test results to slack.

Installation

Install wdio-slack-reporter as a dependency.

npm install --save wdio-slack-reporter

Configuration

In order to use the reporter you need to add slack to your reporter array in wdio.conf.js

// wdio.conf.js
module.exports = {
  reporters: ['slack'],
};

Configuration Options

The following configuration options are supported and are all optional. By default none of the config options are set. For notifications to be sent webhook and notify options should atleast be set.

|Option|Description| |---|---| |notify|Turn on the slack notification by setting this option to true.| |webhook|URL - Incoming webhook of the slack channel to which notifications should be sent. If the URL is not configured, notifications will not be sent.| |notifyOnlyOnFailure|Set this option to true to send notifications only when there are test failures, else the test summary will be sent even if all tests pass.| |username|The value of username will appear in the slack notification as the user who sent it.| |message|This is a string value. It is an optional text message which appears in the notification.| |results|Provide a link to the test results. It is a clickable link in the notification.|

To use a configuration option add a slack section to reporterOptions in your wdio config and configure the values.

// wdio.conf.js
module.exports = {
  reporters: ['slack'],
  reporterOptions: {
        slack: { 
            notify: process.env.SLACK || true,
            webhook: "https://hooks.slack.com/services/..." || process.env.SLACK_WEBHOOK,
            notifyOnlyOnFailure: process.env.SLACK_FAILURE_ONLY || false,
            username: 'TestBot',
            // An optional message to include at the top of the notification
            message: 'This is an optional message',
            // results-Optional: Provide a link to the results, below is an example of linking to 
            // the build results on Jenkins
            results: process.env.JENKINS_URL,
        }
    },
  // ...
};