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wdio-junitcsv

v2.1.1

Published

Convert wdio ouptut from Junit reportr XML to CSV

Downloads

8

Readme

wdio-junitcsv

Converts Junit reports for Webdriver IO into CSV format.

Node package installation

npm install wdio-junitcsv

Usage

The script takes one argument, a directory path, which it parses for Junit reporter format XML files and merges them into a single CSV file. Output is returned to STDOUT which can be piped to a file or clipboard.

Command line

node junitcsv ./path/to/reports

Imported as Node.js module

const wdioJunitCSV = require('wdio-junitcsv');

console.log(wdioJunitCSV('./path/to/reports/'));

CSV ouptut fields

| Field name | Description | | ---------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | UUID | Universal unique identifier for test case - generated from timestamp of test run | | uniqueId | ID combining first three characters from test attributes (script ID, test ID, browser name, platform name, device name) | | specPath | Directory path to which test suite belongs | | scriptId | ID for script extracted from suite name. If present, formed from initial alpha character and subsequent numeric characters | | testId | ID for test case extracted from test name. If present, formed from initial alpha character and subsequent numeric characters | | suiteName | Name of test suite | | browserName | Browser name from capabilities where supplied | | platformName | Operating system | | deviceName | Device name - defaults to desktop for desktop browser sessions | | testName | Name of test case within suite | | state | Passed or failed, based on whether <failed> element is present in Junit test case | | error | Taken from error message in Junit report | | urlInitial | First URL encountered when running the test | | urlExpected | When a test case fails on URL matching, extracts the expected URL | | urlActual | When a test case fails on URL matching, extracts the actual URL returned | | imageVariance | When using wdio-image-comparison-service and the test fails, returns the reported degree of variance beteen images | | start | Time stamp for when test was started | | duration | Duration of test suite in seconds |