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jira-nunit-test-results-import

v1.0.1

Published

Upload test results to Jira using PAT.

Readme

Jira Test Results Upload Script

This script allows you to upload test results in NUnit XML format to Jira using the Raven for Jira REST API.

Prerequisites

  1. Jira Personal Access Token (PAT): You need to have a Jira Personal Access Token (JIRA_PAT) set as an environment variable.
  2. Jira Instance: You need access to a Jira instance where Raven for Jira is installed.
  3. Node.js: The script is written in JavaScript and requires Node.js to run.

Installation

  1. Clone or download this repository to your local machine.
  2. Install dependencies using npm:
    npm install axios form-data

Usage

  1. Set the JIRA_PAT environment variable with your Jira Personal Access Token.

    For Linux/macOS:

    export JIRA_PAT="your-jira-personal-access-token"

    For Windows (Command Prompt):

    set JIRA_PAT=your-jira-personal-access-token

    Or, you can add it to your .env file (using a package like dotenv if needed).

  2. Use the script to upload the test results. Run the script with the following parameters:

    • jiraUrl: The base URL of your Jira instance (e.g., http://localhost:8080).
    • projectKey: The Jira project key (e.g., CALC).
    • filePath: The path to the NUnit XML file to upload.

    Example usage:

    const uploadTestResults = require('./uploadTestResults');
    
    const jiraUrl = 'https://your-jira-instance.atlassian.net';
    const projectKey = 'YOUR_PROJECT_KEY';
    const filePath = './TestResults.xml';
    
    uploadTestResults(jiraUrl, projectKey, filePath);
  3. The script will authenticate with Jira using the Personal Access Token and upload the NUnit test results to the specified Jira project.

Error Handling

  • If the JIRA_PAT environment variable is not set, the script will throw an error.
  • Any errors during the upload process will be logged to the console.