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flaui-qatouch

v1.0.1

Published

QA Touch reporter for FlaUI (.NET UI automation via NUnit/MSTest) — auto-creates modules, test cases and test runs from NUnit3 XML or TRX result files.

Readme

flaui-qatouch

QA Touch reporter for FlaUI (.NET desktop UI automation via NUnit / MSTest). Reads NUnit3 XML or TRX result files produced by dotnet test / nunit-console and automatically creates modules, test cases, and a test run in QA Touch.

Install

npm install flaui-qatouch

No peer dependencies — works with any Node.js >= 16 project.

Usage

Create an upload-results.ts (or .js) file in your project root and run it after your .NET test run completes:

import { FlaUIQATouchReporter } from "flaui-qatouch";

const reporter = new FlaUIQATouchReporter({
  domain:       "mycompany",          // your QA Touch subdomain
  apiToken:     "YOUR_API_TOKEN",
  projectKey:   "PROJ",
  assignTo:     "user-key",
  resultsFile:  "./TestResults/results.xml",  // NUnit3 XML  or  .trx
  milestoneName: "Sprint 12",         // created automatically if missing
  tag:          "flaui",
});

await reporter.run();

Run it:

# after: dotnet test --logger "nunit;LogFilePath=TestResults/results.xml"
npx ts-node upload-results.ts

Options

| Option | Type | Default | Description | |---|---|---|---| | domain | string | — | QA Touch subdomain | | apiToken | string | — | QA Touch API token | | projectKey | string | — | QA Touch project key | | assignTo | string | — | User key to assign the test run | | resultsFile | string | — | Path to NUnit3 XML or TRX file | | testsuiteId | string? | auto | Fixed module key — skips auto-create | | milestoneName | string? | "FlaUI Automation" | Milestone name (reused or created) | | milestoneKey | string? | — | Existing milestone key — skips creation | | createCases | boolean? | true | Auto-create missing test cases | | tag | string? | "flaui" | Tag applied to the test run |

Supported result formats

| Format | How to produce | |---|---| | NUnit3 XML | dotnet test --logger "nunit;LogFilePath=results.xml" or nunit-console --result=results.xml | | TRX | dotnet test --logger trx;LogFileName=results.trx |

CI example (GitHub Actions)

- name: Run FlaUI tests
  run: dotnet test --logger "nunit;LogFilePath=TestResults/results.xml"

- name: Upload to QA Touch
  run: npx ts-node upload-results.ts
  env:
    QATOUCH_TOKEN: ${{ secrets.QATOUCH_TOKEN }}