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pdf-reportify

v0.0.8

Published

A Node.js CLI tool to generate PDF reports from test screenshots.

Readme

pdf-reportify

Generate consolidated PDF reports from test run screenshots.

Features

  • CLI command: pdf-reportify
  • Input: Folders containing step*.png images per test case
  • Output: One PDF per test case saved under reports/

Requirements

  • Node.js 16+

Install

  • Local dev/use inside this repo:
npm install

Usage

  • With the provided CLI command (after install):
npx pdf-reportify --path ./path/to/screenshots
  • Or directly via Node:
node cli.js --path ./path/to/screenshots

Screenshots directory structure

Place screenshots under a parent folder where each test case has its own subfolder. Image files can have any name; supported extensions are .png, .jpg, .jpeg.

Example:

screenshots/
  Login test/
    001.png
    something.png
  Checkout flow/
    screenshot-a.jpg
    screenshot-b.jpeg

Running the command:

npx pdf-reportify --path ./screenshots

Images are ordered by file creation time (oldest first). Produces PDFs under:

screenshots/
  reports/
    Login test_report.pdf
    Checkout flow_report.pdf

Options

  • --path, -p (required): path to the root screenshots directory
  • --help, -h: show help

Notes

  • Supported image formats: .png, .jpg, .jpeg (others are skipped with a warning)
  • PDFs are generated per test-case subfolder; images are ordered by the number in step*.png

Author

Created by papitodev.

License

MIT