justsittinhere/wdio-testname-reporter

wdio-testname-reporter

Webdriver.io reporter that prints the current test name and result to the console instead of just the test suite name. When running longer spec files, it is nice to see which test is currently running so you can gauge how far through the suite you have got.

Without plugin

Execution of 1 spec files started at 2020-02-27T03:08:38.717Z

[0-0] RUNNING in chrome - test1.spec.js
[0-0] Error in "Test Suite 1 should fail"
Expected 'Example Domain' to be undefined.
[0-0] FAILED in chrome - test1.spec.js

Spec Files:      0 passed, 1 failed, 1 total (100% completed) in 00:00:03

With plugin

Execution of 1 spec files started at 2020-02-27T03:07:30.486Z

[0-0] RUNNING in chrome - test1.spec.js
[0-0] RUNNING TEST in chrome - Test Suite 1 should pass
[0-0] PASSED TEST in chrome - Test Suite 1 should pass
[0-0] RUNNING TEST in chrome - Test Suite 1 should fail
[0-0] Error in "Test Suite 1 should fail"
Expected 'Example Domain' to be undefined.
[0-0] FAILED TEST in chrome - Test Suite 1 should fail
RUNNING TEST in chrome - Test Suite 1 should skip
[0-0] SKIPPED TEST in chrome - Test Suite 1 should skip
[0-0] FAILED in chrome - test1.spec.js

Spec Files:      0 passed, 1 failed, 1 total (100% completed) in 00:00:04

Installation

npm install wdio-testname-reporter --save-dev

or

yarn add wdio-testname-reporter --dev

Configuration

Add the reporter to your wdio.conf

reporters: ['testname'],

or if you want to turn off specific notifications, add with options (all are optional and default to true)

reporters: [['testname', {
    Starting: true,
    Passed: true,
    Failed: true,
    Skipped: true,
}]],

wdio-testname-reporter's Issues

Add options to customise the output

Allow reporter phases to be toggled on and off by specifying in the config.

Example:
Do not report on tests starting, but still report on the outcome of the test.