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jest-bamboo-reporter
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A reporter for jest which produces a report compatible with Atlassian Bamboo Mocha Test Parser
A reporter for jest which produces a report compatible with Atlassian Bamboo Mocha Test Parser.
Forked from jest-bamboo-formatter, with major changes in order to work around Bamboo's naming restrictions:
npm install --save-dev jest-bamboo-reporter
In the jest config file add the path to the module. For example:
{
"testResultsProcessor": "jest-bamboo-reporter"
}
then run jest (or a npm run
command) with the path to the config file
jest --config=./config/jest.config.json
The name of test suite and separator can be customized by setting the environment variables
JEST_BAMBOO_SUITE_NAME="{fileNameWithoutExtension}" JEST_BAMBOO_NAME_SEPARATOR=" >> " jest
JEST_BAMBOO_SUITE_NAME
supports following variables
Also, variable supports fallback. For example:
{firstAncestorTitle|filename}
means use file name of the test if it doesn't have a group name.
By default, the reporter writes to test-report.json
. The file name can be changed by setting the JEST_REPORT_FILE
environment variable.
JEST_REPORT_FILE="./jest-report.json" jest
FAQs
A reporter for jest which produces a report compatible with Atlassian Bamboo Mocha Test Parser
We found that jest-bamboo-reporter demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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