JunitReportGenerator

Easy and flexible solution to generating JUnit test result report from any format of data.

Install the library

gem install junit_report_generator

Example code snippets

require 'junit_report_generator'

include JunitReportGenerator

test_suite_1 = TestSuite.create('Test Suite 1')
# you can add all at once
test_suite_1.add(TestCase.create('Test Case 1-1'), TestCase.create('Test Case 1-2'))

test_suite_2 = TestSuite.create('Test Suite 2')
# or chaining add methods one after another
test_suite_2.add(TestCase.create('Test Case 2-1')).add(TestCase.create('Test Case 2-2'))

test_suite_2.add(TestCase.create('A normal test case with time').time('0.03s'))
test_suite_2.add(TestCase.create('A failed test case with time').add(Failure.create).time('0.05s'))
test_suite_2.add(TestCase.create('A failed test case without time').add(Failure.create))
test_suite_2.add(TestCase.create('A test case in error state').add(Error.create))
test_suite_2.add(TestCase.create('A skipped test case').add(Skipped.create))
test_suite_2.add(TestCase.create('A test case with unknown status').status('Unknown').time('0.9s'))
test_suite_2.add(TestCase.create('A test case with classname').time('0.3s').classname('StringUtils'))

test_suites = TestSuites.create.add(test_suite_1, test_suite_2)

Report.on(test_suites).publish('[path_of_output_xml_test_results]')

• Add sub-elements to test case / suite(s)

TestCase.create('test').add(sub_element_1, sub_element_2).add(sub_element_3)

• Add attribute(s) to any xml element (attribute methods are dynamically defined)

TestCase.create('test').attribute('value').whatever_you_want('foo')

• Test case result format: Pass, Failure, Error, Skipped.

TestCase.create('test')                      # Pass: no sub-element
TestCase.create('test').add(Failure.create)  # Failure
TestCase.create('test').add(Error.create)    # Error
TestCase.create('test').add(Skipped.create)  # Skipped

Jenkins -> Job -> Configure -> Post-build Actions -> Add post-build action -> Publish JUnit test result report -> Test report XMLs

The statistics attributes in testsuite(s) are not really used by Jenkins (they are optional), in fact, Jenkins is doing the math by itself via counting the numbers from each testcase.

<!-- these attributes are optional -->
<testsuite name="foobar" tests="10" errors="3" failures="2" skipped="1" time="12.34">

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