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qansigliere-json-reporter-integration-with-xray-cloud

v2026.4.6

Published

The main idea of this library created in the JavaScript language is to provide a better way to synchronize json-reporter results with Xray Cloud.

Readme

WebdriverIO-JSON-Reporter-integration-with-Xray-Cloud

The main idea of ​​this library created in the JavaScript language is to provide a better way to synchronize JSON-Reporter results with Xray Cloud.

Author

https://www.youtube.com/@QANSIGLIERE/

Support the project

https://buymeacoffee.com/qansigliere

Installation

Using npm npm i qansigliere-json-reporter-integration-with-xray-cloud

Requirements

To make the library works well, You need to complete the following steps:

  1. Each test case should have at least one test case ID inside of the description and follow to the pattern like JIRAKEY-XXXXXX, example:

it("ASQ-1418 - Change Item Coursing", async () => {

or

it("ASQ-1418, ASQ-1413, ASQ-1415 - Change Item Coursing", async () => {

  1. You should have Xray Cloud CLIENT_ID and CLIENT_SECRET keys for the API integration
  2. You need to know the project name and test run ID or test execution ID

How to use it

Example:

let { parseJSONReporterAndSyncResultsToXrayCloud, parseJSONReporterFolderAndGenerateCSVFile } = require('qansigliere-json-reporter-integration-with-xray-cloud');

(async function Integration() {
    // Generates a CSV file with test results
    parseJSONReporterFolderAndGenerateCSVFile('/../results/jsonReporter/');

    // Sync results with existing Test Execution ticket
    await parseJSONReporterAndSyncResultsToXrayCloud(
        '/../results/jsonReporter/', // Path to the folder with results
        '__XRAY_CLIENT_ID__',
        '__XRAY_CLIENT_SECRET__',
        'DEMO-10153', // Existing Test Execution
    );

    // Create a new Test Execution ticket and sync results
    await parseJSONReporterAndSyncResultsToXrayCloud(
        '/../results/jsonReporter/', // Path to the folder with results
        '__XRAY_CLIENT_ID__',
        '__XRAY_CLIENT_SECRET__',
        '',
        'ASQ', // Jira Project Name
        "Execution of automated tests for release v1.3", // Summart
        "DEMO-100", // testPlanKey
        ["iOS", "Android"] // testEnvironments
    );
})();

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