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example-project-for-newman-reporter-testomatio

v0.0.1

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Example project for testomatio reporter using newman

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Readme

Example project for newman-reporter-testomatio

This is example project for newman-reporter-testomatio package usage.

Usage

Running in this project

  1. Install modules:
    npm i

  2. Run tests

  • TESTOMATIO=<apiKey> npm run test
  • TESTOMATIO=<apiKey> npm run test:fail

Running in your project

  1. Install package
    npm i newman-reporter-testomatio

  2. Run collection and specify testomatio as reporter:
    TESTOMATIO=<apiKey> npx newman run <collection_name> -e <environment> -r testomatio \

-e (environment) is optional param; others are required

Examples:
TESTOMATIO=<apiKey> npx newman run collection.json -e env.json -r testomatio
TESTOMATIO=<apiKey> npx newman run collection_fail.json -e env.json -r testomatio

No need to pass TESTOMATIO_CREATE=1. This param is already set by default when using newman-reporter-testomatio.

Troubleshooting

If you got an error running your collection ("could not find testomatio reporter"), read next


newman and newman-reporter-testomatio should be installed in the same directory.

  • If you run your tests using globally installed newman (newman run ...):
    intall newman-reporter-testomatio globally too (npm i newman-reporter-testomatio -g).
  • If you use locally installed newman (within the project) (npx newman run ...):
    Follow default flow – just npm i

You can verify installed packages via npm list or npm list -g