Allure framewok integration for Mocha framework
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Allure API doesn't work in parallel mode! If you want to use the functionality, please switch back to single thread mode!
npm i allure-mocha mocha --save-dev
or via yarn:
yarn add allure-mocha mocha --dev
Note that it's recommended to add the following dependencies as well for better user experience:
- typescript
- mocha-typescript
- source-map-support
Either add allure-mocha into mocha.opts:
--reporter allure-mocha
Or pass the same value via commandline / scripts:
mocha -R allure-mocha
If you want to provide extra information, such as steps and attachments, import the allure
object
into your code:
const { allure } = require("allure-mocha/runtime");
it("is a test", () => {
allure.epic("Some info");
});
const { allure } = require("allure-mocha/runtime");
it("is a test", () => {
allure.parameter("parameterName", "parameterValue");
});
Also parameter
method takes an third optional argument with the hidden and excluded options:
mode: "hidden" | "masked"
- masked
hide parameter value to secure sensitive data, and hidden
entirely hide parameter from report
excluded: true
- excludes parameter from the history
import { allure } from "allure-mocha/runtime";
it("is a test", () => {
allure.parameter("parameterName", "parameterValue", {
mode: "hidden",
excluded: true,
});
});
To make tests more readable and avoid explicit API calls, you can use a special extension - ts-test-decorators.
mocha-allure-example - minimal setup for using mocha with allure