BrowserStackCE / junit-result-aggregator

Aggregate the results of multiple junit xml files in chronological order & uploads the test cases to Test Observability

jest json to junit xml conversion

Convert results of multiple junit xml files in chronological order & uploads the test cases to Test Observability

To use the windows executable follow the below instructions

• Download the junitupload-win directory to your local machine
• Set Environment variables BROWSERSTACK_USERNAME and BROWSERSTACK_ACCESS_KEY
• Change directory using the below command

    cd junitupload-win

• Get the path of the jest json report
• Run the junit upload command with required parameters

    junitupload.exe ^
    -p "Your Project Name" -b "Your Build Name" -i buildnum -t "your build tag" ^
    -f "jest, 27.9.0" -c "Your jenkins host url" ^
    -d "<Path to the Input jest json file without the angled brackets>" ^
    -o "<Path to the Output Directory without the angled brackets>"

• Verify the results in the Test Observability dashboard

To use the Mac binary follow the below instructions

• Download the junitupload-mac directory to your local machine
• Set Environment variables BROWSERSTACK_USERNAME and BROWSERSTACK_ACCESS_KEY
• • Change directory using the below command

      cd junitupload-mac

• Get the path of the jest json report
• Run the junit upload command with required parameters

    ./junitupload.sh \
    -p "Your Project Name" -b "Your Build Name" -i buildnum -t "your build tag" \
    -f "jest, 27.9.0" -c "http://localhost:8080" \
    -d "<Path to the Input jest json file without the angled brackets>" \
    -o "<Path to the Output Directory without the angled brackets>"

• Verify the results in the Test Observability dashboard

To use the Linux binary follow the below instructions

• Download the junitupload-lin directory to your local machine
• Set Environment variables BROWSERSTACK_USERNAME and BROWSERSTACK_ACCESS_KEY
• • Change directory using the below command

      cd junitupload-lin

• Get the path of the jest json report
• Run the junit upload command with required parameters

    ./junitupload.sh \
    -p "Your Project Name" -b "Your Build Name" -i buildnum -t "your build tag" \
    -f "jest, 27.9.0" -c "http://localhost:8080" \
    -d "<Path to the Input jest json file without the angled brackets>" \
    -o "<Path to the Output Directory without the angled brackets>"

• Verify the results in the Test Observability dashboard