@cspell/cspell-junit-reporter

CSpell reporter with JUnit XML output

Emits a JUnit compatible XML report of a cspell run, suitable for consumption by CI systems (GitHub Actions, GitLab, Jenkins, CircleCI, etc.) that understand the JUnit test result format.

Installation

Install it as a development package in the repository that will use it.

npm install -SD @cspell/cspell-junit-reporter

Usage

Using Command Line

cspell . --reporter @cspell/cspell-junit-reporter

Using CSpell Configuration

Add this to cspell.yaml:

reporters: [['@cspell/cspell-junit-reporter', { outFile: 'cspell-junit.xml' }]]

or cspell.json

{
  "reporters": [["@cspell/cspell-junit-reporter", { "outFile": "cspell-junit.xml" }]]
}

Output format

@cspell/cspell-junit-reporter maps a cspell run onto JUnit XML as follows:

• one <testsuites> root element for the whole run
• one <testsuite> per file checked, named after the file
• one <testcase> per spelling issue found in a file, containing a <failure> with the misspelled word, location, and message
• a file with no issues gets a single passing <testcase> so the suite is never empty
• a skipped file gets a single <testcase> containing a <skipped> element
• processing errors that are not tied to a specific spelling issue (for example, a bad config file) are reported in a dedicated cspell-errors testsuite using <error> instead of <failure>

All file paths, words, and messages are escaped so the output is valid XML even when they contain & < > " ' characters.

Example output for a single file with one issue:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<testsuites name="cspell" tests="1" failures="1" errors="0" time="0.001">
  <testsuite name="src/example.ts" tests="1" failures="1" errors="0" time="0.001">
    <testcase name="teh (3:5)" classname="src/example.ts">
      <failure type="spelling" message="Unknown word: &quot;teh&quot;">Unknown word: "teh"</failure>
    </testcase>
  </testsuite>
</testsuites>

Settings

Possible settings:

• outFile (default: stdout) - path for the XML file to emit
• suiteName (default: cspell) - name used for the root <testsuites> element