jasmine-spec-reporter

jasmine-spec-reporter

Real time console spec reporter for jasmine behavior-driven development testing framework.

Usage

Default options

{
  displayStacktrace: false,     // display stacktrace for each failed assertion
  displayFailuresSummary: true, // display summary of all failures after execution
  displaySuccessfulSpec: true,  // display each successful spec
  displayFailedSpec: true,      // display each failed spec
  displaySkippedSpec: false,    // display each skipped spec
  displaySpecDuration: false,   // display each spec duration
  colors: {
    success: 'green',
    failure: 'red',
    skipped: 'cyan'
  },
  prefixes: {
    success: '✓ ',
    failure: '✗ ',
    skipped: '- '
  }
}

Colors are displayed in the console via colors, you can see all available colors on the project page. You can also disable colors with the option: colors: false.

Protractor

The jasmine-spec-reporter can be used to enhance your Protractor tests execution report.

Install jasmine-spec-reporter via npm:

npm install jasmine-spec-reporter --save-dev

Use it in your Protractor configuration file:

exports.config = {
   // your config here ...

   onPrepare: function() {
      require('jasmine-spec-reporter');
      // add jasmine spec reporter
      jasmine.getEnv().addReporter(new jasmine.SpecReporter({displayStacktrace: true}));
   }
}

Remove protractor dot reporter

For protractor >= 1.0.0-rc2

In your protractor configuration file, add the silent option in the jasmineNodeOpts section:

jasmineNodeOpts: {
   ...
   silent: true
}

For protractor < 1.0.0-rc2

Create a file in your project, for example spec/util/reporter-hack.js, with this code:

var reporters = jasmine.getEnv().reporter.subReporters_;
var jasmineSpecReporter, minijasmineReporter;
for (var i = 0 ; i < reporters.length ; i++) {
  if (reporters[i].callback_ !== undefined) {
    minijasmineReporter = reporters[i];
  }
  if (reporters[i].jasmineCallback !== undefined) {
    jasmineSpecReporter = reporters[i];
  }
}
if (jasmineSpecReporter && minijasmineReporter) {
  jasmineSpecReporter.jasmineCallback = minijasmineReporter.callback_;
  reporters.splice(reporters.indexOf(minijasmineReporter), 1);
} else {
  console.log('Unable to find both reporters');
  console.log('jasmineSpecReporter:\n', jasmineSpecReporter);
  console.log('minijasmineReporter:\n', minijasmineReporter);
}

In you protractor conf, add this file to your spec files:

specs: [
    'spec/util/reporter-hack.js',
    ...
]

Developement

• install dependencies: npm install
• launch all unit tests: npm test
• launch an output example: npm run example