Allure Service

This project contains an example of how to implement the Allure Service to store the results obtained during the test run.

• Service details
• Integration

Service details

For this example, the tool called Allure Service was chosen (GitHub|DockerHub). Thanks Maxim Kochetkov (GitHub).

To start the docker service, run the command below:

docker run -p 8080:8080 kochetkovma/allure-server:latest -e allure.reports.history.level=10 -e allure.issues.tracker.pattern=http://my-bugtracker.com/issue/%s
-e allure.tests.management.pattern=http://my-testmanagement.com/testcase/%s

Now, just access the http:127.0.0.1:8080/ui to see the Allure Service UI.

Integration

Before you begin, define the environment variables:

• APPLICATION: Application name
• NODE_ENV: Execution environment
• PROJECT_URL: Repository url
• BUILD: Build version
• BUILD_URL: Build url (e.g.: jenkins)
• ALLURE_SERVICE: Allure Service url

The project contains two examples:

• Jest

npm run test:jest

• Cucumber

npm run test:cucumber

Execute one of the options listed above, and after this, run the command below:

npm run integration

The result obtained is look

Results submitted successfully
Report generated successfully: {
  uuid: 'bc28686e-6fb8-4e3c-a356-c2a152e9aeb8',
  path: 'dev/cucumber',
  url: 'http://localhost:8080/reports/dev/cucumber'
}