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JUnit Reporter

JUnit Reports

JUnit XML format is standard among test runners on various platforms. Testomat.io can load XML reports from test runners and create tests in a project from it. If your framework is not supported yet, generate JUnit report and upload it into Testomat.io

Testomat.io will not only create a run report but also collect all information about tests, including source code, and create tests in a system as regular importer do. The only difference that normal process of Testomat.io import does not require executing tests on import, while importing via reporter requires to have tests executed and XML report provided.

Tested Frameworks:

  • JUnit (JUnit)
  • Python (Pytest)
  • Minitest (Ruby)
  • PHPUnit (PHP)
  • NUnit (C#)

To enable Testomatio Reporter install @testomatio/reporter package

Use one of your favorite package managers:

npm install @testomatio/reporter --save-dev
pnpm install @testomatio/reporter --save-dev
yarn add @testomatio/reporter --dev

Run your test framework and generate a JUnit report.

Then import XML report into Testomat.io

npx report-xml "{pattern}" --lang={lang}
  • pattern - is a glob pattern to match all XML files from report. For instance, "test/report/**.xml" or just report.xml
  • --lang option can be specified to identify source code of the project. Example: --lang=Ruby or --lang=Java or --lang=Python. Possible values:
    • c#
    • java
    • ruby
    • python
    • php
  • --java-tests option is avaiable for Java projects, and can be set if path to tests is different then src/test/java. When this option is enable, lang option is automatically set to java
  • --env-file <envfile> option to load environment variables from .env file. Inside env file TESTOMATIO credentials like TESTOMATIO api key or bucket config for artifats.
  • --timelimit <time> set a timer to silently kill a long-running reporter process due to network or other issues. For instance, use --set-timeout=3 to stop process after 3 secs.

Pytest

Run pytest tests and generate a report to report.xml:

pytest --junit-xml report.xml

Import report with this command

TESTOMATIO={API_KEY} npx report-xml report.xml --lang=python

JUnit

Run tests via Maven, make sure JUnit report was configured in pom.xml.

mvn clean test

Import report with this command:

TESTOMATIO={API_KEY} npx report-xml "target/surefire-reports/*.xml" --java-tests

[!NOTE] If your tests are located in a folder other other than src/test/java, specify a path to test files using --java-tests option: --java-tests="path/to/tests"

Screenshots or videos from tests are uploaded if test contains output with a path to file of following format:

file://path/to/screenshot.png

Use System.out.println to print an absulute path to file that should be uploaded as a screenshot.

System.out.println("file://" + pathToScreenshot);

This will produce XML report which contains path to a file:

<testcase>
  <system-out><![CDATA[
    file://path/to/scrrenshot.png
  ]]></system-out>
</testcase>

When XML report is uploaded, all files from file:// will be uploaded to corresponding tests.

Assign Test ID

Test IDs can be taken applied to a test name. So to assign a test in a result to to test in Testomat.io with ID @T8acca9eb add this ID to a test name if your test framework allows setting test names as a string.

<testcase name="test name @T8acca9eb"> ....

To place a test inside a specific sute you can set a suite ID similarly to a test ID:

<testcase name="test name @S1428a8fa"> ....

If a file with a source code is available to a reporter, you can link test in the test body and specify Test ID as a comment:

  @Test
  public void testAddition() {
    // @T8acca9eb
    MyMath myMath = new MyMath();
    int result = myMath.add(2, 3);
    assertEquals(5, result);
}

In this case @TT8acca9eb is ID of existing test inside Testomat.io project

Alternatively, if the code can’t be imported by a reported, use output inside a test to print its ID:

public void testAddition() {
  MyMath myMath = new MyMath();
  int result = myMath.add(2, 3);
  System.out.println("tid://@T8acca9eb"); // here we print test ID
  assertEquals(5, result);
}

NUnit

Generate NUnit XML report and run the following code:

TESTOMATIO={API_KEY} npx report-xml "report.xml" --lang="c#"

If NUnit generates <ResultFiles> section in XML report, all items from it will be uploaded as artifacts. For instance, this is available for Playwright DotNet integration.

<Results>
  <UnitTestResult>
    <ResultFiles>
      <ResultFile path="screenshot2.png" />
      <ResultFile path="data.zip" />
    </ResultFiles>
  </UnitTestResult>

To upload an arbitrary file as artifact, print its absulute path to console:

Console.WriteLine("file://path/to/file.png");

Assign Test ID

To link test in source code with test in Testomat.io print a Test ID inside a test:

Console.WriteLine("tid://@T8acca9eb"); // here we print test ID

Use tid:// prefix with a existing Test ID to match test with ID.

Ruby Minitest

reporters = [Minitest::Reporters::DefaultReporter.new(color: true)]


reporters << Minitest::Reporters::JUnitReporter.new


Minitest::Reporters.use! reporters

Launch tests:

rails test

Import reports from test/reports directory:

TESTOMATIO={API_KEY} npx report-xml "test/reports/*.xml" --lang ruby

Assign Test ID

Add test ID to a test name prefixed with @T. For instance, to link test from source code to test with id @T8acca9eb add TID to a test title:

  test 'export test as yaml @T8acca9eb' do
    # ....
  end

To place a test inside a specific sute you can set a suite ID similarly to a test ID:

  test 'export test as yaml @S1428a8fa' do
    # ....
  end

To link test in source code with test in Testomat.io print a Test ID inside a test:

puts "tid://@T8acca9eb" // here we print test ID

Use tid:// prefix with a existing Test ID to match test with ID.

PHPUnit

Generate PHPUnit XML and import it

TESTOMATIO={API_KEY} npx report-xml "report.xml" --lang php