@cucumber/html-formatter

What is @cucumber/html-formatter?

@cucumber/html-formatter is an npm package that provides a way to generate HTML reports from Cucumber JSON output. It is useful for visualizing the results of Cucumber tests in a more readable and user-friendly format.

What are @cucumber/html-formatter's main functionalities?

Generate HTML Report

This feature allows you to generate an HTML report from a Cucumber JSON report. You need to specify the input JSON file and the output HTML file. The `generate` function processes the JSON and creates a formatted HTML report.

const { generate } = require('@cucumber/html-formatter');

const options = {
  input: 'path/to/cucumber-report.json',
  output: 'path/to/output.html'
};

generate(options).then(() => {
  console.log('HTML report generated successfully!');
}).catch(err => {
  console.error('Error generating HTML report:', err);
});

Other packages similar to @cucumber/html-formatter

cucumber-html-reporter

cucumber-html-reporter is another package that generates HTML reports from Cucumber JSON output. It offers customization options for the report layout and styling. Compared to @cucumber/html-formatter, it provides more flexibility in terms of report customization.

cucumber-html

cucumber-html is a package that also generates HTML reports from Cucumber JSON output. It is a simpler alternative to @cucumber/html-formatter, focusing on ease of use and quick setup. It may lack some advanced customization features available in @cucumber/html-formatter.

multiple-cucumber-html-reporter

multiple-cucumber-html-reporter is a package designed to generate HTML reports from multiple Cucumber JSON files. It supports merging multiple reports into a single HTML file, which can be useful for large projects with multiple test suites. It offers more advanced features compared to @cucumber/html-formatter, such as embedding screenshots and detailed metadata.

README

cucumber-html-formatter

For general information, see the parent README.md

Hacking

While hacking on this module you may want to try it out manually. For example, to generate a report with random results for the .feature files used in gherkin's test suite:

cd ../../gherkin
../fake-cucumber/javascript/bin/fake-cucumber \
  --format ndjson \
  testdata/good/*.feature | \
  ../html-formatter/javascript/bin/cucumber-html-formatter.js \
  --format ndjson > \
  gherkin.html

Note that this will only work if package.json points to released versions. It won't work as long as there are file: dependencies - you'll get a React error.

Docker image

The Docker image is automatically built on docker hub, but you can also build it locally:

source ../../scripts/functions.sh
docker_build Dockerfile

Changelog

[4.0.0] - 2020-02-15

Changed

• Upgrade @cucumber/react to 4.0.0