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krusty-jasmine-reporter
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A reporter used to generate jasmine to JUnit results that can be interpreted by Jenkins
A reporter used to generate jasmine to JUnit results that can be interpreted by Jenkins
This reporter was created to be used in minijasminenodewrap. That being said, the reporter is modular and can easily fit into any other project that needs to export jasmine data to a JUnit format that Jenkins can interpret. Please refer to minijasminenodewrap for an example of how this reporter is used.
To use this reporter, simply add it as a reporter to jasmine like so:
var miniJasmineLib = require('minijasminenode2');
// define any options here
var options = {};
if (argv.reportType === 'junit') {
options.JUnitReportSavePath = options.JUnitReportSavePath || './';
options.JUnitReportFilePrefix = options.JUnitReportFilePrefix || 'results';
options.JUnitReportSuiteName = options.JUnitReportSuiteName || 'Tests';
options.JUnitReportPackageName = options.JUnitReportPackageName || 'Tests';
miniJasmineLib.addReporter(new krustyJasmineReporter.KrustyJasmineJUnitReporter(options));
}
The reporter is designed to output to the save path and file prefix that you specify. After running the unit tests, you should see the <options.JUnitReportFilePrefix>.xml containing your test results in a format that Jenkins can interpret.
FAQs
A reporter used to generate jasmine to JUnit results that can be interpreted by Jenkins
The npm package krusty-jasmine-reporter receives a total of 3 weekly downloads. As such, krusty-jasmine-reporter popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that krusty-jasmine-reporter demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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