TS error Cannot find name reporter

[zaqqaz]

TS error Cannot find name reporter

[kirill-konshin]

@Xotabu4 this would work, but this is not the optimal solution, as every project will have to drag this copy-paste. It has to be resolved at lib level.

[zaqqaz]

Just include node_modules/jest-allure/dist/setup.d.ts in your tsconfig (which has declaration for global reporter), for example, like:

  "files": [ "node_modules/jest-allure/dist/setup.d.ts" ],

[iamolegga]

Any luck with this?

[kirill-konshin]

I just switched to official integration: https://github.com/allure-framework/allure-js, documentation is a bit missing, but things work as expected.

[iamolegga]

Ok, thanks 👍

[tims-j]

Also running into this same issue. Tried implementing the core allure-js lib but still ran into typescript errors because 'reporter' could not be found on the global scope.

@kirill-konshin do you have any suggestions or could you share how you went about implementing it. As you mentioned the allure docs have a fair bit to be desired.

[kirill-konshin]

// jest.config.js
module.exports = {
  // regular stuff
  setupFilesAfterEnv: [require.resolve('./jest.setup.js')]
};

// jest.setup.js
const {JasmineAllureReporter} = require('allure-jasmine');
const {Status} = require('allure-js-commons');

const reporter = new JasmineAllureReporter({
    resultsDir: process.env.ALLURE_RESULTS_DIR || './allure-results',
    testMapper: result => {
        if (result.status === Status.SKIPPED) result.fullName = `(WAS SKIPPED) ${result.fullName}`;
        return result;
    }
});

const allure = reporter.getInterface();

global['jasmine'].getEnv().addReporter(reporter);
global['allure'] = allure;
global['reporter'] = reporter;

Then you can use allure global variable in tests: allure.step(...) etc.

[tims-j]

@kirill-konshin awesome, thanks for that.

[Xotabu4]

You can create
index.d.ts file in root of your project and put:

declare const reporter: {
    description(description: string): this;
    severity(severity: Severity): this;
    epic(epic: string): this;
    feature(feature: string): this;
    story(story: string): this;
    startStep(name: string): this;
    endStep(status?: Status): this;
    addArgument(name: string): this;
    addEnvironment(name: string, value: string): this;
    addAttachment(name: string, buffer: any, type: string): this;
    addLabel(name: string, value: string): this;
    addParameter(paramName: string, name: string, value: string): this;
}

into it

[Xotabu4]

@Xotabu4 this would work, but this is not the optimal solution, as every project will have to drag this copy-paste. It has to be resolved at lib level.

Yes, thats just a workaround

[kirill-konshin]

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