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@decathlon/newman-reporter-pullrequest-decorator
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Newman reporter allowing to decorate Github's PullRequest with postman collection results
Report newman collection results on an extra check in the Pull Request Checks tab. If you need a way to export your Postman collection results into Github Pull Request, and you're using github workflow to handle your CI then you're in the right place !
PullRequest's Check example :

newman@decathlon/newman-reporter-pullrequest-decoratornode and npmnewman - npm install -g newmannpm install -g @decathlon/newman-reporter-pullrequest-decorator
Installation should be done globally if newman is installed globally, otherwise install without
-goption
Specify -r @decathlon/pullrequest-decorator option while running the collection
In non export mode (it means you actually want to update github pull request) :
newman run <collection-url> --environment=<env-url> -r @decathlon/pullrequest-decorator \
--reporter-pullrequest-decorator-repo <repo> \
--reporter-pullrequest-decorator-token <github-token> \
--reporter-pullrequest-decorator-checkname <check-name> \
--reporter-pullrequest-decorator-refcommit <ref-commit>
In export mode :
newman run <collection-url> --environment=<env-url> -r @decathlon/pullrequest-decorator \
--reporter-export <export-path>
| Option | Remarks |
|---|---|
--reporter-pullrequest-decorator-repo | (Required) Usually you can get it from ${{ github.repository }}. It follows this pattern : "organization/repository" |
--reporter-pullrequest-decorator-token | (Required) Github token : Usually you can get it from ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }} while job is running. For more details : https://docs.github.com/en/actions/reference/authentication-in-a-workflow#about-the-github_token-secret |
--reporter-pullrequest-decorator-checkname | (Optional : Default newman-check) Name you want to give to the check name that will be created by the reporter. This parameter is useful if you want to wait for a specific check name to be completed inside your workflow. See, for example, the following github action : fountainhead/action-wait-for-check@v1.0.0 |
--reporter-pullrequest-decorator-refcommit | (Required) Long Commit hash. When you run this reporter from a Pull Request. You should use : ${{ github.event.pull_request.head.sha }} |
--reporter-debug | (Optional : Default false) Reporter debug mode |
--suppress-exit-code | (Optional) Ensure that asynchronous github API is called before reporter termination. |
--showOnlyFails | (Optional : Default false) Show only failing assertions. |
--reporter-pullrequest-decorator-enablecomment | (Optional) Boolean. Allows you to get a comment in your pull request containing the summary of the test result. |
PullRequest's check report can appear on the wrong check suite. This is due to a known github limitation. See here : https://github.community/t/specify-check-suite-when-creating-a-checkrun/118380
To solve this issue, you can use a token from your own created Github App (and not the one used in the github workflow) so this way, the check run will be automatically created on a specific check suite.
npm packnpm i -g decathlon-newman-reporter-pullrequest-decorator.<version>.tgzFAQs
Newman reporter allowing to decorate Github's PullRequest with postman collection results
The npm package @decathlon/newman-reporter-pullrequest-decorator receives a total of 8 weekly downloads. As such, @decathlon/newman-reporter-pullrequest-decorator popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @decathlon/newman-reporter-pullrequest-decorator demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 4 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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