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@testmonitor/testmonitor-cli

v1.0.0

Published

The TestMonitor CLI lets you interact with the TestMonitor platform directly from your terminal or CI pipelines.

Readme

TestMonitor CLI

The TestMonitor CLI (testmonitor-cli) lets you interact with the TestMonitor platform directly from your terminal or CI pipelines. You can use it to submit automated test results through a simple, scriptable interface.

Table of Contents

Installation

Install the CLI globally using NPM:

npm install -g @testmonitor/testmonitor-cli

To upgrade to the latest version later on, run:

npm update -g @testmonitor/testmonitor-cli

After installation, you can verify the installed version with:

testmonitor-cli --version

Getting Started

To begin using the CLI, follow these steps:

  1. Go to your project settings in TestMonitor.
  2. Enable the JUnit XML integration under the Integrations menu.
  3. Copy the Token.
  4. Run the following command:
testmonitor-cli junit submit -d domain.testmonitor.com -t <token> -f ./junit.xml

Replace <token> with your actual integration ID.

Command Reference

This section lists all available commands grouped by functionality.

JUnit

Commands for managing JUnit-style test reports.

Submit

Submit a JUnit XML report and create a new test run in your TestMonitor project.

testmonitor-cli junit submit [options]

| Option | Description | |-----------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------| | -d, --domain | TestMonitor domain (required) | | -t, --token | JUnit token (required) | | -f, --file | Path to JUnit XML file (required) | | -a, --automation-type | Test type (e.g. playwright, selenium) | | -n, --name | Custom test run name | | -m, --milestone-id | Target milestone ID | | -o, --milestone-name | Milestone name to find or create | | -e, --test-environment-id | Target test environment ID | | -p, --preserve-names | Preserve original test case names | | -s, --skip-root-suite | Skip root test suite nesting | | -v, --verbose | Output debug information |

Documentation

Please refer to our knowledge base for more information.

License

Copyright (c) TestMonitor | we are Cerios B.V. All rights reserved.