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leviosa-reporttosa-junit-to-html

v0.0.6

Published

Custom reporter to convert JUnit XML reports to HTML

Readme

🧪 Leviosa JUnit to HTML Report Generator

leviosa-reporttosa-junit-to-html is a CLI tool that parses JUnit XML reports (e.g., from WebdriverIO, Jest, Cypress, or any test runner generating standard JUnit XML) and generates a clean, interactive, Materialize-styled HTML report.

Designed for CI pipelines and local use — great for GitHub Actions with matrix strategy!


✨ Features

  • ✅ Supports multiple JUnit XML files
  • 🧩 Aggregates results from parallel test runs
  • 💥 Highlights failed/error test cases
  • 🖼 Displays failure screenshots (if provided)
  • 🎨 Stylish, interactive UI using Materialize CSS

📦 Installation

bash

yarn add --dev leviosa-reporttosa-junit-to-html

or

npm install --save-dev leviosa-reporttosa-junit-to-html

🚀 CLI Usage

npx junit-test-reader <xml-directory> <output-html-path> [glob-pattern]

Arguments Argument Description Directory containing JUnit XML files Path to write the final HTML report [glob-pattern] Optional glob for XMLs (default: **/*.xml) 📄 Example

npx junit-test-reader ./test-results ./report/index.html

📸 Adding Screenshot Support

To embed screenshots in the report, append a line in your test failure message that looks like:

Screenshot: ./errorShots/my-failing-test.png

This is typically done in a WebdriverIO afterTest hook:

if (error && typeof error.message === 'string') {
  error.message += `\nScreenshot: ./errorShots/${test.title.replace(/\s+/g, '_')}.png`;
}
💡 The reporter will automatically embed the image in the HTML report if this line exists.

🧪 GitHub Actions Integration

This tool is especially useful with parallel jobs (matrix strategy). After uploading XML reports from each job, aggregate and generate the report:

- name: Install report generator
  run: npm install leviosa-reporttosa-junit-to-html

- name: Merge XMLs and generate HTML report
  run: npx junit-test-reader ./merged-results ./report/report.html