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@qa-guru/allure-notifications-plugin

v6.2.2

Published

Allure 3 plugin — thin wrapper over core + CLI messengers (Phase 5).

Readme

@qa-guru/allure-notifications-plugin

Allure 3 plugin for line 6.0.* — thin wrapper over @qa-guru/allure-notifications-core + CLI messengers.

Runs in the Allure 3 done hook (etalon: @allurereport/plugin-slack). Same collage + messenger pipeline as the CLI; CLI remains the primary consumer path.

Install

npm add allure @qa-guru/allure-notifications-plugin
# workspace: already in pnpm packages/plugin

npm: @qa-guru/allure-notifications-plugin — use ≥6.0.9 (main entry required for Allure resolve; skip 6.0.6). Workspace packages/plugin for monorepo dogfood.

allurerc

Full copy-paste example: examples/allurerc.notifications.mjs.

GitHub Actions (plugin path): examples/github-actions/ — copy-paste plugin-notify.yml; runnable dogfood .github/workflows/example-plugin-notify.yml.

import { defineConfig } from "allure";

export default defineConfig({
  name: "Allure Report",
  output: "./allure-report",
  plugins: {
    awesome: {},
    notifications: {
      import: "@qa-guru/allure-notifications-plugin",
      options: {
        // Same JSON schema as: npx allure-notifications send --config …
        config: "./config/notifications.json",
        mode: "dry-run", // "dry-run" | "mock" | "live" — default dry-run
        // out: "./collage.png",
      },
    },
  },
});
npx allure generate ./allure-results -o ./allure-report
npx allure generate ./allure-results --config ./examples/allurerc.notifications.mjs

Generate twice for plugin path: Allure calls done before summary.json is on disk. First generate writes the report; second generate (with allurerc) lets the plugin read it. Prefer CLI send when you only need a post-step. GH example: examples/github-actions/.

Options

| Option | Type | Default | Role | |--------|------|---------|------| | config | string \| object | required | Path to config.json (cwd-relative) or inline object — same schema as CLI send --config | | mode | "dry-run" \| "mock" \| "live" | dry-run | Messenger delivery mode (see below) | | out | string | — | Write collage PNG to disk | | allureFolder | string | context.output if unset in config | Report dir for summary.json | | allureResultsFolder | string | from config | Results for analytics | | reportFile | string \| false | allure-notifications-collage.png | Attach PNG into the report; false to skip |

Pipeline in done: parseConfigloadReportAnalytics / renderCollagePng (core, @napi-rs/canvas) → deliver (CLI messengers). No network unless mode: "live".

dry-run vs live (and CLI)

| Path | Safe default | Live Telegram | |------|--------------|---------------| | CLI (primary) | npx allure-notifications send --config … --dry-run | explicit --live + TELEGRAM_* | | Plugin (alternate) | mode: "dry-run" (default) | mode: "live" + same env |

| mode | Behavior | |--------|----------| | dry-run | Render PNG; list messengers that would send; no network | | mock | Render PNG; record mock deliveries; no network | | live | Live Telegram sendPhoto (ADR 008); needs TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN / TELEGRAM_CHAT_ID / TELEGRAM_TOPIC_ID |

Equivalent CLI:

# after allure generate (no plugin)
npx allure-notifications send --config ./config/notifications.json --dry-run
npx allure-notifications send --config ./config/notifications.json --live

Dogfood / credentials: docs/telegram-dogfood.md. CI cookbook: docs/ci-cookbook.md.

Verify

pnpm --filter @qa-guru/allure-notifications-plugin test
pnpm --filter @qa-guru/allure-notifications-plugin typecheck