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@flakeytesting/core

v0.9.0

Published

Shared utilities for Flakey test reporting packages

Downloads

120

Readme

@flakeytesting/core

Internal shared utilities used by the Flakey reporter packages:

You don't install this package directly. The reporters pull it in automatically as a workspace dependency. It's published only so the reporters can resolve a hosted version when consumers install them outside the monorepo.

What's inside

  • ApiClient — wraps fetch for the two upload paths (POST /runs JSON-only, POST /runs/upload multipart with screenshots/videos/snapshots) plus the per-metric endpoints (coverage, a11y, visual, ui-coverage)
  • NormalizedRun, NormalizedSpec, NormalizedTest — the schema every reporter normalises into, so the backend sees the same payload shape regardless of test runner
  • ReporterOptions — the shared options type all framework reporters extend

Anything framework-specific (Cypress's Mocha events, Playwright's Reporter interface, WebdriverIO's @wdio/reporter base class) lives in the framework-specific package, not here.

Versioning

Breaking changes here cascade to every reporter. The reporters and core are bumped together at each release tag — there's no scenario where you'd install a core minor by itself.

Compatibility

  • Node 20+
  • Runtime-agnostic — no cypress / @playwright/test / webdriverio imports here

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