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testmon

A test monitor.

Setup

Get the latest node and mongodb on your machine.

To install:

npm install -g testmon

Start the service:

testmon serve

CLI

The short version:

testmon -h

Command Report

The bare bone report output in command line, or geeky report if you will.

testmon report

You also can apply filters on it.

Import Test Results

An example:

testmon import -n mytest -t junit -d test/sample/junit.xml

Supported format:

• [x] junit
• [ ] nunit
• [ ] mocha
• [ ] allure

Config

testmon config follows config file (rc file) convention. Places that tesmon will look for config files:

• .testmonrc file first found in ./, ../, ../../ etc
• $HOME/.testmonrc
• $HOME/.testmon/config
• $HOME/.config/testmon
• /etc/testmonrc
• /etc/testmon/config

Default value (yeah, it's JSON):

{ "db": { "uri": "mongodb://localhost/", "name": "testmon" },
  "ui": "testmon-face.js",
  "remote": "localhost",
  "port": 3000 }

Filter

testmon report -q [query string]
# e.g.
testmon report -q tag:iPhone

Syntax for query string: [filter]:[value] or [keyword] You can use multiple query strings in one query. Just separate them by spaces, like this:

# query for test runs with tag 'iOS' but without 'iPhone6'
testmon report -q "tag:iOS -tag:iPhone6"

When you have spaces in query string, put it in "".

Currently supported filter:

• [x] tag (with tag)
• [x] -tag (without tag)
• [ ] name (matched by keyword)
• [ ] time
• [ ] duration

API

Look in folder routes/api/.

Custom UI