@trint/testcafe-reporter-slack

TestCafe Reporter Slack

This package is a small modification of the original slack reporter.

We don't think there's much value on sending the error message to slack, as it polutes the channel and we won't be debugging the code there.

We also changed the emojis - from :heavy_check_mark: and :heavy_multiplication_x: to :white_check_mark: and :red_circle:. Reason being that it's imediately noticable which tests failed and which tests passed.

More variables: we show which environment the tests are running against, and we also show a link to the gitlab pipeline that trigger the tests to run.

Finally - if the any of the tests failed, then a small GoT shame gif is displayed at the end of the message.

testcafe-reporter-slack

This is a reporter for TestCafe. It sends the output of the test to slack.

Purpose

Once configured the repoter sends test results to Slack depending on a .env file from the folder the tests are run from

Setup instructions

Follow the instructions bellow to configure this plugin.

First install this package globaly to the machine you would like to run your tests on and then:

Testing

Running TestCafe with testcafe-reporter-slack.

In order to use this TestCafe reporter plugin it is necessary to define .env variables in your test project, hence the folder from where your call TestCafe.

• cd into your test project.
• Edit or create the .env file by adding the following ki-reporter required variables:

TESTCAFE_SLACK_WEBHOOK=https://hooks.slack.com/services/*****
TESTCAFE_SLACK_CHANNEL='#testcafe'
TESTCAFE_SLACK_USERNAME=testcafebot

When you use TestCafe API, you can pass the reporter name to the reporter() method:

const slack = require('@trint/testcafe-reporter-slack')

testCafe
    .createRunner()
    .src('path/to/test/file.js')
    .browsers('chrome')
    .reporter(slack) // <-
    .run();

Further Documentation

TestCafe Reporter Plugins