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js-xray-integration

v1.0.27

Published

TT QA JS Xray integration plugin

Downloads

44

Readme

js-xray-integration Cypress Plugin

Installation

To integrate js-xray-integration into your Cypress test project, follow these steps:

  1. Install the plugin using npm:
npm install js-xray-integration

Usage

1. Update e2e.js File

In your e2e.js file, add the following code:

const updateTestResult = require('js-xray-integration');

beforeEach(function onBeforeEach() {
    const currentDate = new Date();
    const startTime = currentDate.toISOString().replace('Z', '+01:00');

    Cypress.env('testStartTime', startTime);
});

// After each test, call the updateTestResult function
afterEach(function onAfterEach() {
      // Call updateTestResult function with testId, test result/state, and test start time
      updateTestResult(Cypress.env('xrayId'), this.currentTest.state, Cypress.env('testStartTime'))
});

2. Add setXrayId Custom Command

In your commands.js file, add the following custom command to set the XRAY test ID:

Cypress.Commands.add('setXrayId', (xrayId) => {
  // Set the XRAY test ID in the Cypress environment
  Cypress.env('xrayId', xrayId);
});

Call this command at the beginning of each test with the appropriate test ID:

// Example usage in a test
cy.setXrayId('yourTestId');

3. Configure Cypress Environment Variables

In your cypress.config.js file - e2e json, add the following env object containing the XRAY_TOKEN, xrayRequestURL, and xrayExecId:

"env": {
    "XRAY_TOKEN": "yourXRAYToken",
    "xrayRequestURL": "yourXRAYRequestURL",
    "xrayExecId": "yourXRAYExecId"
  }

4. Run your tests

The logic in the updateTestResult function ensures that if xrayExecId is undefined, XRAY requests will not be executed. To report test results to XRAY test execution, provide xrayExecId in the npm run script, or set its value in the cypress.config.js - e2e json.