allure-framework
JMeter ( jtl or csv result log ) Integration with Allure to display on-going JMeter Results
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. Since JMeter does not have a built-in mechanism to:
- Display modern looking and meaningful Analytics
- There is no way to convert a JTL file to Allure
Describe the solution you'd like Integration of JMeter *.jtl result files with Allure framework, to display the following reports ( to start with )
$cmd --generate-csv results/$1_aggregate-report.csv --plugin-type AggregateReport $png results/$1_bytes-throughput-over-time.png --plugin-type BytesThroughputOverTime $png results/$1_hits-per-second.png --plugin-type HitsPerSecond $png results/$1_latencies-over-time.png --plugin-type LatenciesOverTime $png results/$1_response-times-distribution.png --plugin-type ResponseTimesDistribution $png results/$1_response-times-percentiles.png --plugin-type ResponseTimesPercentiles $png results/$1_throughput-vs-threads.png --plugin-type ThroughputVsThreads $png results/$1_response-codes-per-second.png --plugin-type ResponseCodesPerSecond $png results/$1_transactions-per-second.png --plugin-type TransactionsPerSecond
Describe alternatives you've considered The Result Metrics should have time stamps associated with them, so as to make it possible to display a year or multiple years of data in a graph
Additional context None, Yet
JMeter has the ability to save his results in XML: GitHub gist
If dev can provide guide/reference to Allure API (generate Allure results without JUnit/TestNG listeners) it will be easy to implement a small converter and JMeter plugin.
What do you think @baev / @eroshenkoam ?
JMeter has the ability to save his results in XML: GitHub gist
If dev can provide guide/reference to Allure API (generate Allure results without JUnit/TestNG listeners) it will be easy to implement a small converter and JMeter plugin.
What do you think @baev / @eroshenkoam ?
you can integrate Allure without additional converter, by implementing Allure Reader interface. You can use JunitXmlPlugin as the reference.
In general, all you need is to parse XML and fill io.qameta.allure.entity.TestResult POJO.
