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The Common Reporter Interface (CRI) for JavaScript Testing Frameworks.
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See Common Reporter Interface for the latest version of the specification.
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In 2014, the QUnit team started discussing the possibility of interoperability between JavaScript testing frameworks such as QUnit, Mocha, Jasmine, Intern, Buster, etc. The "Common Reporter Interface" would be an allow integrations for output formats and communication bridges to be shared between frameworks. This would also benefit high-level consumers of these frameworks such as Karma, BrowserStack, SauceLabs, Testling, by having a standard machine-readable interface.
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Listen to the events and receive the emitted data:
// Use automatic discovery of the framework adapter.
const runner = JsReporters.autoRegister();
// Listen to standard events, from any testing framework.
runner.on('testEnd', (test) => {
console.log('Test %s has errors:', test.fullName.join(' '), test.errors);
});
runner.on('runEnd', (run) => {
const counts = run.testCounts;
console.log('Testsuite status: %s', run.status);
console.log('Total %d tests: %d passed, %d failed, %d skipped',
counts.total,
counts.passed,
counts.failed,
counts.skipped
);
console.log('Total duration: %d', run.runtime);
});
// Or use one of the built-in reporters.
JsReporters.TapReporter.init(runner);
Testing framework | Supported | Last checked | Unresolved |
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QUnit | 1.20+ | ✅ qunit@2.14.1 (Apr 2021) | – |
Jasmine | 2.1+ | ✅ jasmine@3.7.0 (Apr 2021) | – |
Mocha | 1.18+ | ✅ mocha@8.3.2 (Apr 2021) | – |
See also past issues.
autoRegister()
Automatically detects which testing framework you use and attaches any adapters as needed, and returns a compatible runner object. If no framework is found, it will throw an Error
.
JsReporters.autoRegister();
Runners:
Reporters:
Testing frameworks:
Reporters and proxy layers:
FAQs
Common reporter interface for JavaScript testing frameworks.
The npm package js-reporters receives a total of 35,998 weekly downloads. As such, js-reporters popularity was classified as popular.
We found that js-reporters 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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