ultra-report
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Ultra-Reporter is your go-to tool for transforming your TestNG (Maven, Java) test results into stunning reports. Built on the power of Next.js and Tailwind CSS, this reporter takes your raw test results from TestNG and presents it in a beautiful, easy-to-digest format. Simplify your test reporting with just a few commands!
Experience visually rich and detailed reports that not only look great but make understanding test outcomes effortless.
Install Ultra-Reporter globally:
npm i -g ultra-report
Run your TestNG tests using the default TestNG listeners.
Locate your TestNG results:
test-output/[suite-name]/[test-name].xml.Generate your report with a single command:
ultra-report [xml-file-path.xml]
> ultra-report "/Users/user-name/Downloads/ECommerce API Testing.xml"
âś” XML File exists
âś” Parsed XML data written to "/Users/user-name/Documents/github/public/results"
âś” Report generated successfully!
âś” Report opened in the default browser.
â„ą You can find the report at "/Users/user-name/Documents/github/out/index.html"
â„ą Read the docs at đź”— https://github.com/WasiqB/ultra-report
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Ultra-Reporter leverages cutting-edge technologies to provide fast, efficient, and sleek reporting:
We're constantly evolving! Check out the Issues tab for upcoming features and improvements.
Got a feature request or an idea to make Ultra-Reporter even better? Don’t hesitate to create Feature or Enhancement request – we’re always looking for ways to improve!
Feel free to reach out for any queries, collaborations, or feedback!
FAQs
đź“Š Next JS based TestNG reporter
We found that ultra-report 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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