Atlassian Bamboo

Let’s configure Bamboo CI server to work for CodeceptJS framework:

1. Create a plan in Bamboo for Testomat.io to run in Testomat.io.

2. Note the ‘Plan key’. In this case its ‘TES’.
3. Configure the job to install node dependencies.

4. Add the script to run CodeceptJS tests:

TESTOMATIO_RUN=${bamboo.run} npx codeceptjs run --grep "${bamboo.grep}"

Following environment variables must be set:

• Add TESTOMATIO environment variable with API key of Testomat.io project.
• If you are running a self-hosted Testomat.io instance, add TESTOMATIO_URL variable to specify a host to which reports will be sent.

5. Set an input variable. Open Plan configuration:

add grep and run variables with an empty string as a default value

Now, as Bamboo is configured, you need to configure Bamboo integration at Testomat.io:

1. Go to ‘Settings’.
2. Select ‘Continuous Integration’.
3. Click ‘Connect to CI’.

4. Select ‘Atlassian Bamboo’ and enter the details of Bamboo server on ‘Connection’ tab:

• Bamboo Hostname - URL of Bamboo host.
• API Token - to generate API token check this.
• Project Key - Chars ID, in our example its EX.
• Plan Key - Chars ID, in our example its TES.

A project and plan keys can be found from URL:

5. Enable run option on ‘Input Variables’ tab. This allows CI to send a report to a specific Run inside Testomat.io.
6. Click ‘Save’ button and check the connection.

Note

You can pass more input variables if you set them in Environment Configuration. For example: test environment, browser, branch, etc.

7a. Open ‘Runs’ page then select Run Automated Tests in CI option in extra menu.

8a. Select ‘Bamboo’ profile in a list. Optionally, select a Test Plan or create a new one.

OR

7b. On ‘Tests’ page select any automated suite or test case -> click ‘Extra menu’ button -> select ‘Run Tests’ option -> open ‘Run in CI’ tab.

8b. Select ‘Bamboo’ profile in a list.

9. Launch a Run and wait for the results.