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Qase TMS TestCafe Reporter

Installation

npm install testcafe-reporter-qase

Usage

In order to use reporter, you should add meta information to your tests. Meta key should be CID.
You should assign list of case IDs to it, e.g.:

test
    .meta('CID', [1])
    ('Text typing basics', async (t) => {
        await t
    });
test
    .meta({ CID: [2, 3] })
    ('Click check boxes and then verify their state', async (t) => {
        await t
    });

After that you can run your tests by providing custom reporter:

npx testcafe chrome examples/use-page-model -r spec,qase

Configuration

Qase reporter supports passing parameters using two ways:
using .qaserc file and using ENV variables.

.qaserc parameters:

• enabled - Enable reporter
• apiToken - Token for API access, you can find more information
  here
• projectCode - Code of your project (can be extracted from main
  page of your project: https://app.qase.io/project/DEMOTR -
  DEMOTR is project code here)
• runId - Pass Run ID
• runName - Set custom Run name, when new run is created.
  Supports two parameters:
  • %DATE%
  • %AGENTS%
• runDescription - Set custom Run description, when new run is created
• logging - Enabled debug logging from reporter or not

Example configuration file:

{
    "enabled": true,
    "logging": true,
    "apiToken": "a786b45e371e1097c4c78a3211e3a1d23018ceb9",
    "projectCode": "PROJECTCODE",
    "runName": "TestCafe run %DATE% %AGENTS%"
}

Supported ENV variables:

• QASE_ENABLED - Same as enabled
• QASE_API_TOKEN - Same as apiToken
• QASE_PROJECT - Same as projectCode
• QASE_RUN_ID - Pass Run ID from ENV and override reporter options
• QASE_RUN_NAME - Same as runName
• QASE_RUN_DESCRIPTION - Same as runDescription
• QASE_LOGGING - Same as logging