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sealights-newman-wrapper

v2.0.60

Published

Sealights agent for Newman

Downloads

194

Readme

Sealights Newman wrapper

This is the Sealights newman agent.

Install

npm install sealights-newman-wrapper

Usage

Execute this package using npx and pass sl and newman arguments

npx sealights-newman-wrapper --sl-token ... -c ./collection.json

or use it in script.

Example:

const { slNewman, ConfigProvider } = require('sealights-newman-wrapper');

const config = new ConfigProvider({
    tokenfile: "sltoken.txt",
    buildSessionIdFile: "buildSessionId",
    testStage: "newman",
});

slNewman.run(config, {
    collection: './collection.json',
    environment: require('./local.environment.json'),
});

Passing parameters to reporter via CLI

From the command line add sealights parameters with '--sl-' prefix

npx sealights-newman-wrapper ... --sl-tokenfile <path/to/token-file>  --sl-buildsessionidfile <path/to/buildSessionId-file> --sl-testStage e2e

Passing parameters to plugin via config file

Create a file sl.conf and fill it with config in JSON format

{
  tokenFile: <path/to/token-file>,
  buildSessionIdFile: <path/to/buildSessionId-file>,
  testStage: e2e,
}

Supported parameters

  • token - Sealights token
  • tokenFile - Path to file contains the Sealights token
  • buildSessionId - Sealights build session id
  • buildSessionIdFile - Path to file contains the Sealights build session id
  • testStage - Test stage current tests are relates to
  • labId - Pre-defined Sealights lab-id (optional)
  • proxy - Proxy server (optional)

Author

Sealights