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single-html

v0.1.0

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Port of MihanEntalpo's allure-single-html-file from python to node to create a single html files using all the allure report data

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Allure single html file builder for JS

Tool to build allure generated folder into a single html file. Ported over from the Python repo allure-single-html-file by MihanEntalpo

What it's doing?

  1. Attempts to port over functionality in Python from allure-single-html-file
  2. Reads contents of allure-generated folder
  3. Creates server.js file, which has all the data files inside and code to start fake XHR server
  4. Patches index.html file, so it's using server.js and sinon-9.2.4.js (Taken from here), and could be run in any browser without --allow-file-access-from-files parameter of chrome browser
  5. Creates file complete.html with all files built-in in a single file

Requirements

  • Node (v16+)
  • You need to have your allure report folder generated (allure generate './some/path/to/allure/generated/folder')

Installation

npm install allure-single-html-file-js

Run as console script

node ./node_modules/single-html/combine.js ./some/path/to/allure/generated/folder

Options

ALLURE_REPORT_SANITIZE_ANGLE_BRACKETS

If you set this environment variable to any value, then any angled brackets that appear in the content of the Allure Report (i.e "<" or ">") will be sanitized to "<" or ">"

If you don't add this environment variable, then the angled brackets won't be sanitized.

ALLURE_REPORT_SANITIZE_ANGLE_BRACKETS=1 node ./node_modules/allure-single-html-file-js/combine.js ./some/path/to/allure/generated/folder

TODO