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mocha-stackdriver-reporter-stats
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Mocha reporter to log test results and stats with Google Cloud Logging API
Mocha reporter using the Google Cloud Logging API with additional stats.
Originally a fork of mocha-stackdriver-reporter and full credit to the original author, whose work I have and will continue to build on.
Note: this was developed for usage with Cypress, so YMMV.
npm install mocha-stackdriver-reporter-stats --save-dev
projectId
: Google Cloud Project ID.logName
: Log identifier; gets merged with projectId
into e.g. projects/test123/logs/my-function%2Fwith-name
. Note how last part is URL encoded. This is automatically taken care when using a logName
with /
in the name, e.g. my-function/with-name
.entryMetadata
: Metadata for log entries.stats
: An array of which of the stats from Mocha's stats collector you wish to include (if not specified, it will return all of them)alsoConsole || onlyConsole || alsoFile || onlyFile
: Write output to/only to console or file (file includes all data from the reporter config for Stackdriver logging)noCloud
: For when you're testing, or if you want to run this with onlyFile/alsoFile and combined with the mocha-stackdriver-merge module to report all tests (and not just a single spec) back jointly (inspired by mochawesome-merge )Run mocha with reporter configured:
mocha --reporter mocha-stackdriver-reporter-stats --reporter-options projectId=myGcpProjectId,logName=myLogName
Entry metadata can be set with environment variable ENTRY_METADATA
:
ENTRY_METADATA='{ "resource": { "labels": { "function_name": "my-cloud-function", "project_id": "my-project-id", "region": "my-region" }, "type": "cloud_function" } }' \
mocha --reporter mocha-stackdriver-reporter-stats --reporter-options projectId=my-project-id,logName=my-log-name
const Mocha = require("mocha");
const StackdriverReporter = require("mocha-stackdriver-reporter");
const mocha = new Mocha();
mocha.reporter(StackdriverReporter, {
projectId: "my-project-id",
logName: "my-log-name",
entryMetadata: {
resource: {
labels: {
function_name: "my-cloud-function",
project_id: "my-project-id",
region: "my-region",
},
type: "cloud_function",
},
},
stats: ["suites", "tests", "passes", "pending", "failures", "start", "end", "duration"],
alsoConsole: false, // (optional) if true, also output result to console
onlyConsole: false, // (optional) if true, only output result to console
alsoFile: false, // (optional) if true, also output result to file
onlyFile: false, // (optional) if true, only output result to file (will be overridden by onlyConsole)
reportDir: "reports/stackdriver-reporter", // This will not be created for you. Calling alsoFile or onlyFile without this option will result in an error on reporting
noCloud: false // (optional) if true, do not output results to Stackdriver
});
FAQs
Mocha reporter to log test results and stats with Google Cloud Logging API
The npm package mocha-stackdriver-reporter-stats receives a total of 2 weekly downloads. As such, mocha-stackdriver-reporter-stats popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that mocha-stackdriver-reporter-stats 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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