pytest-dev/pytest-messenger

Pytest-messenger report plugin for all popular messengers like: Slack, DingTalk, Telegram

pytest-messenger

ex pytest-slack

Pytest to IM reporting plugin

Supported messengers and links to the usage:

• Slack
• Ding Talk
• Telegram - soon

Requirements

• Requests
• Python >= 3.6

Installation

You can install "pytest-messenger" via pip:

$ pip install pytest-messenger

Issues

If you encounter any problems, please file an issue along with a detailed description.

Credits

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pytest-messenger's Issues

Extract slack message config to the separate file.

Configuration file for slack message/emoji must be an as separate file for easy configuring.

Add verbosity level

Add verbosity level to report pytest details to the slack channel.
Verbosity level must be added as an options (--slack_verbose=[1...3])
Levels:

1. only red/green label
2. #1 + number of failed/passsed/skipped/errored tests
3. #2 + default pytests output as attachment

unrecognized arguments for slack hook

Here's my sample command:
docker-compose exec storage-test py.test --slack_hook=https://hooks.slack.com/services/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 tests/bma/cloud/test_cloud_search.py::test_basic_search_default_query
usage: py.test [options] [file_or_dir] [file_or_dir] [...]
py.test: error: unrecognized arguments: --slack_hook=https://hooks.slack.com/services/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
inifile: None
rootdir: /code

There is no space between py.test --slack_hook as the copy would imply

Add tests for different pytest versions.

We need to check pytest-slack with different pytest version. starting from 4.0

ERROR: File not found

Hello, and thanks for this very useful package :)

I'm having problems to run it for the first time:
I copied the example from the documentation, and also tried existing users and channels, but always get the same error on the hook.

For the hook, if I use the cURL example provided by Slack, it works fine.
I created a basic slack hook with "Incoming Webhooks, Bots and Permissions enabled".

this error I see

pytest test_main_page.py  –slack_hook=https://hooks.slack.com/services/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 –slack_channel=test_report_channel –slack_username=”Regression testing results”
==================================================================== test session starts ====================================================================
platform darwin -- Python 3.7.2, pytest-5.3.5, py-1.7.0, pluggy-0.13.1
rootdir: /Users/myuser/website-tests
plugins: xdist-1.26.0, timeout-1.3.3, teamcity-messages-1.21, rerunfailures-8.0, curl-report-0.5.4, slack-2.2.0, forked-1.0.1
collected 0 items                                                                                                                                           

=================================================================== no tests ran in 0.01s ===================================================================
ERROR: file not found: –slack_hook=https://hooks.slack.com/services/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igwo

any ideas? thanks!

Show reruns on the report if pytest-rerunfailures is installed

If someone is using this plugin and the pytest-rerunfailures, it would be nice that it show up

https://github.com/pytest-dev/pytest-rerunfailures

emoji/icon is not shown with the message

the default thumbsup and thumbsdown does not appear in the slack message.

Setup: python 3.8, pytest-slack 2.3.1
Command: python -m pytest -vv -x scan.py --slack_hook=${SLACK_NBE_WEBHOOK}

Allow adding some text to the message

I can see that we cannot change the username or icon for slack anymore #125. But what we simply need is to add the test name. For example API, UI, etc.

So adding some header or test element to the body will really help. For example:

Daily API test: Passed=1 Failed=0 Skipped=0 Error=0 XFailed=0 XPassed=0

Support DingTalk

Execution Time

I would like to report how much time it takes to execute the tests as well. I know I could open the reports to view the amount of time it took to execute the test, but this library is such a nice way to quickly view high-level details, I would love to see one more result included.

Please let me know if more clarity is needed or if I need to provide additional details.

Thank you.

Detailed Failure message capture

Is there a way to capture the Failure reason for the test case along with the test name? Currently it only gives number of passed and failed test cases as below.

Passed=3 Failed=1 Skipped=0 Error=0 XFailed=0 XPassed=0

Send to slack only failed runs

Is there an option to add a flag that states- send to slack only failed runs?

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Rename to pytest-messenger

Rename pytest-slack to pytest-messenger
and add support for :
Telegram and Discord

wrong test count when using xdist

running 10 tests with xdist.. seems to multiply test count by worker count in output

"--slack_username" is being ignored, i.e. the username "Pytest" is used

I use pytest --slack_hook=https://hooks.slack.com/services/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 --slack_username=IGNORED --slack_channel='Dave Far'.

The result shows "Pytest", not "IGNORED".

I tried many strings, also in quotes, but always get "Pytest".

Support Mattermost (to test)

Would be nice if it has mattermost support. Will check quite soon and report back

Version 3.1.0 installs on Python 2.7 but fails running

Two issues:

• pip installs pytest-messenger 3.1.0 on Python 2.7 even though that version does not run there (it fails in plugins.py line 13 on the type declarations that require Python 3.6 or higher and that were introduced in version 3.1.0 of the package). Pip does this because the package does not declare its supported Python versions using the python_requires argument of setup().
  Solution: Add a python_requires='>=3.6' argument to setup() in setup.py.

• The Python versions stated in the "Programming Language" Trove classifiers still include Python 2.7 which is incorrect (Note that the Trove classifiers are not used by Pip to decide about Python version support).
  Solution: Remove Python 2.7 from the classifiers argument of setup() in setup.py.

Add ability to disable SSL verification

Mattermost is self hosted platform, thus it would be nice to have verify=False
rel: #139

Multiple Notifications are sent to Slack

Hi,

I just tried using this library and in a suite of 17 tests I got 4 notifications, seems like a progress notifications.

I'd like to have only one single notification at the end of all tests. Any way I can configure that?

Support Telegram

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Pytest-slack not Posting to Slack channel when using Pycharm Run option

"version": "==2.3.1"

I have my pytest.ini file configured to post my pytest results to a specific Slack channel, however, when I use the "Run" option in Pycharm my results are not being posted. But if I execute my tests from terminal, the report status is posted in the correct channel.

Before updating to this current version of pytest-slack, this was not an issue (2.2.4).

Not sure if this is a pytest-slack issue, or a Pycharm issue.

Support Discord