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@calimatic-testops/jest-reporter

v0.3.0

Published

Jest reporter that streams test results to Calimatic TestOps

Readme

@calimatic-testops/jest-reporter

Jest custom reporter that streams test results to Calimatic TestOps.

Install

npm install --save-dev @calimatic-testops/jest-reporter

Quick Start

Add the reporter to your jest.config.js:

module.exports = {
  reporters: [
    'default',
    ['@calimatic-testops/jest-reporter', {
      launchName: 'Unit Tests',
      layers: ['unit'],
    }],
  ],
};

Set the required environment variables in your CI:

TESTOPS_URL=https://testops.calimatic.com
TESTOPS_TOKEN=ttok_your_token_here
TESTOPS_PROJECT=your-project-slug

The reporter silently disables itself when these are missing, so local runs are unaffected.

Options

| Option | Type | Default | Description | | ------------ | -------- | ---------------- | ----------------------------------------------- | | url | string | TESTOPS_URL | TestOps server URL | | token | string | TESTOPS_TOKEN | API token | | project | string | TESTOPS_PROJECT| Project slug | | layers | string[] | TESTOPS_LAYERS | Test layers shown in dashboard (e.g. ['unit'])| | source | string | "jest-reporter"| Source identifier | | launchName | string | "Jest Run" | Name shown in dashboard | | attributes | object | — | Extra metadata attached to the launch | | flushSize | number | 100 | Batch size for result uploads | | silent | boolean | true | Silently disable when config is missing |

Setting Test Layers

The layers option controls what appears in the Layers column on the TestOps dashboard. Set it to match the type of tests the configuration runs:

// jest.config.unit.js
reporters: [
  'default',
  ['@calimatic-testops/jest-reporter', { layers: ['unit'] }],
]

// jest.config.integration.js
reporters: [
  'default',
  ['@calimatic-testops/jest-reporter', { layers: ['integration'] }],
]

You can also set layers via the TESTOPS_LAYERS environment variable (comma-separated):

TESTOPS_LAYERS=unit,integration

Environment Variables

| Variable | Description | | ------------------------ | -------------------------------------------------------- | | TESTOPS_URL | TestOps server URL (required) | | TESTOPS_TOKEN | API token from Settings > CLI Tokens (required) | | TESTOPS_PROJECT | Project slug (required) | | TESTOPS_LAYERS | Comma-separated test layers, e.g. "unit,integration" | | TESTOPS_SOURCE | Source identifier override | | TESTOPS_ENVIRONMENT | Environment name (e.g. "staging", "ci") | | TESTOPS_CORRELATION_ID | Group multiple suites under one logical run |

How It Works

  • Non-fatal: Reporter errors never break your test run. Tests always pass or fail on their own merits.
  • Parallel-safe: Works correctly with Jest's --maxWorkers parallel execution.
  • Buffered uploads: Results are batched and sent efficiently.
  • CI auto-detection: Git branch, commit, PR number, and CI run URL are automatically detected from GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, CircleCI, and other providers.

License

Private — Calimatic Technologies