Agent to integrate Jasmine with ReportPortal.

• More about Jasmine
• More about ReportPortal

Install the agent in your project:

npm install --save-dev @reportportal/agent-js-jasmine

1. Create the reportportalConf.js file with ReportPortal configuration:

module.exports = {
  apiKey: "reportportalApiKey",
  endpoint: "http://your.reportportal.server/api/v1",
  project: 'Your reportportal project name',
  launch: 'Your launch name',
  attributes: [
      {
          "key": "YourKey",
          "value": "YourValue"
      },
      {
          "value": "YourValue"
      },
  ],
  description: 'Your launch description',
};

The full list of available options presented below.

2. Create the agent and add the reporter it to the Jasmine:

const ReportportalAgent = require('@reportportal/agent-js-jasmine');
const reportportalConfig = require('./reportportalConf');

const agent = new ReportportalAgent(reportportalConfig);

jasmine.addReporter(agent.getJasmineReporter());

3. After the Jasmine completes its work, wait for the agent to finish:

agent.getExitPromise().then(() => {
    console.log('finish work');
})

The agent provides an API to extend the functionality of Jasmine.

Add PublicReportingAPI into your test file to use additional reporting features.

const PublicReportingAPI = require('@reportportal/agent-js-jasmine/lib/publicReportingAPI');

Inside your suite or spec call PublicReportingAPI.setDescription(), PublicReportingAPI.addAttributes()

setDescription method inside your suite

addAttributes method inside your suite

setDescription method inside your spec

addAttributes method inside your spec

To integrate report with Sauce Labs just add attributes:

[{
 "key": "SLID",
 "value": "# of the job in Sauce Labs"
}, {
 "key": "SLDC",
 "value": "EU (EU or US)"
}]

PublicReportingAPI provides the following methods for reporting logs into the current suite/spec.

• log(level, message , file, suite). Reports message and optional file with specified log level as a log of the current suite/spec.
  

level should be equal to one of the following values: TRACE, DEBUG, INFO, WARN, ERROR, FATAL.
suite it's description of your suite (all suite descriptions must be unique) REQUIRED INSIDE OF YOUR SUITE, OPTIONAL FOR SPEC
file should be an object (REQUIRED INSIDE YOUR SUITE, if there is no file object, set NULL) :

{
  name: "filename",
  type: "image/png",  // media type
  content: data,  // file content represented as 64base string
}

• trace (message , file, suite). Reports message and optional file as a log of the current suite/spec with trace log level.
• debug (message , file, suite). Reports message and optional file as a log of the current suite/spec with debug log level.
• info (message , file, suite). Reports message and optional file as log of the current suite/spec with info log level.
• warn (message , file, suite). Reports message and optional file as a log of the current suite/spec with warning log level.
• error (message , file, suite). Reports message and optional file as a log of the current suite/spec with error log level.
• fatal (message , file, suite). Reports message and optional file as a log of the current suite/spec with fatal log level.

PublicReportingAPI provides the corresponding methods for reporting logs into the launch.

• launchLog (level, message , file). Reports message and optional file with the specified log level as a log of the current launch.
• launchTrace (message , file). Reports message and optional file as a log of the launch with trace log level.
• launchDebug (message , file). Reports message and optional file as a log of the launch with debug log level.
• launchInfo (message , file). Reports message and optional file as log of the launch with info log level.
• launchWarn (message , file). Reports message and optional file as a log of the launch with warning log level.
• launchError (message , file). Reports message and optional file as a log of the launch with error log level.
• launchFatal (message , file). Reports message and optional file as a log of the launch with fatal log level.

PublicReportingAPI provides the following methods for setting status into the current suite/spec.

• setStatus(status, suite). Assign status to the current suite/spec.
  

status should be equal to one of the following values: passed, failed, stopped, skipped, interrupted, cancelled, info, warn.
suite it's description of your suite (all suite descriptions must be unique) REQUIRED INSIDE OF YOUR SUITE, OPTIONAL FOR SPEC

• setStatusPassed(). Assign passed status to the current suite/spec.
• setStatusFailed(). Assign failed status to the current suite/spec.
• setStatusSkipped(). Assign skipped status to the current suite/spec.
• setStatusStopped(). Assign stopped status to the current suite/spec.
• setStatusInterrupted(). Assign interrupted status to the current suite/spec.
• setStatusCancelled(). Assign cancelled status to the current suite/spec.
• setStatusInfo(). Assign info status to the current suite/spec.
• setStatusWarn(). Assign warn status to the current suite/spec.

PublicReportingAPI provides the corresponding methods for setting status into the launch.

• setLaunchStatus(status). Assign status to the launch.
  status should be equal to one of the following values: passed, failed, stopped, skipped, interrupted, cancelled, info, warn.
  

• setLaunchStatusPassed(). Assign passed status to the launch.

• setLaunchStatusFailed(). Assign failed status to the launch.

• setLaunchStatusSkipped(). Assign skipped status to the launch.

• setLaunchStatusStopped(). Assign stopped status to the launch.

• setLaunchStatusInterrupted(). Assign interrupted status to the launch.

• setLaunchStatusCancelled(). Assign cancelled status to the launch.

• setLaunchStatusInfo(). Assign info status to the launch.

• setLaunchStatusWarn(). Assign warn status to the launch.

setTestCaseId(testCaseId, suite). Set test case id to the current suite/spec. Should be called inside of corresponding suite or spec.

suite it's description of your suite (all suite descriptions must be unique) REQUIRED INSIDE OF YOUR SUITE, OPTIONAL FOR SPEC

Example:

const PublicReportingAPI = require('@reportportal/agent-js-jasmine/lib/publicReportingAPI');

describe('A suite', function() {
    const suiteAttachment = {
      name: 'attachment.png',
      type: 'image/png',
      content: data.toString('base64'),
    }
    PublicReportingAPI.addAttributes([{
        key: 'suiteKey',
        value: 'suiteValue',
    }], 'A suite');
    PublicReportingAPI.setDescription('Suite description', 'A suite');
    PublicReportingAPI.debug('Debug log message for suite "suite"', null, 'A suite');
    PublicReportingAPI.info('Info log message for suite "suite"', suiteAttachment, 'A suite');
    PublicReportingAPI.warn('Warning for suite "suite"', null, 'A suite');
    PublicReportingAPI.error('Error log message for suite "suite"', null, 'A suite');
    PublicReportingAPI.fatal('Fatal log message for suite "suite"', suiteAttachment, 'A suite');
    PublicReportingAPI.setLaunchStatusPassed();
    PublicReportingAPI.setStatusPassed('A suite');
    PublicReportingAPI.setTestCaseId('TestCaseIdForSuite', 'A suite');

    it('spec', function() {
        const specAttachment = {
          name: 'attachment.png',
          type: 'image/png',
          content: data.toString('base64'),
        }
        PublicReportingAPI.addAttributes([{
            key: 'specKey',
            value: 'specValue'
        }]);
        PublicReportingAPI.setDescription('Spec description');
        PublicReportingAPI.log('INFO', 'Info log message for spec "spec" with attachment', specAttachment);
        PublicReportingAPI.launchLog('ERROR', 'Error log message for current launch with attachment', specAttachment);
        PublicReportingAPI.trace('Trace log message for spec "spec"', specAttachment);
        PublicReportingAPI.debug('Debug log message for spec "spec"');
        PublicReportingAPI.info('Info log message for spec "spec" with attachment');
        PublicReportingAPI.warn('Warning for spec "spec"');
        PublicReportingAPI.error('Error log message for spec "spec"');
        PublicReportingAPI.fatal('Fatal log message for spec "spec"');
        PublicReportingAPI.setStatusPassed();
        PublicReportingAPI.setTestCaseId('TestCaseIdForSpec');

        expect(true).toBe(true);
    });
});

If you launch protractor in single tread mode, just add agent initialization to the onPrepare function. Add agent.getJasmineReporter to the jasmine.getEnv().addReporter() as an argument. You can see this in the example bellow. Update your configuration file as follows:

const ReportportalAgent = require('@reportportal/agent-js-jasmine');

...
const agent = new ReportportalAgent({
        token: "00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000",
        endpoint: "http://your.reportportal.server/api/v1",
        launch: "LAUNCH_NAME",
        project: "PROJECT_NAME",
        attachPicturesToLogs: false,
        attributes: [
            {
                "key": "YourKey",
                "value": "YourValue"
            },
            {
                "value": "YourValue"
            },
        ]
    });
exports.config = {
    ...
    onPrepare: ()=> {
        ...
        jasmine.getEnv().addReporter(agent.getJasmineReporter());
    },
    afterLaunch:() => {
        return agent.getExitPromise();
    }
};

For launching agents in multi thread mode firstly parent launch must be created and it ID must be sent to the child launches , so they would send data to the right place, and wouldn't create new launch instances at the Report Portal.

The main problem is that node.js is a single threaded platform. And for providing multi treading launch with browsers protractor generate new processes of node, which can't interact with each other, so Singelton objects or functions can't be created for synchronizing it work. Only primitive types could be sent as args to the new processes before launch. The way of resolving this problem is to create launch file that would generate a Parent Launch and send launch's ID to protractor as argument. Then protractor would launch jasmine-agents with parent ID. Look through example of the Launch File with protractor-flake module at the 'Settings fot the multi threaded launch' section or at the examples folder. Any node runner could be used!

1. Install 'protractor-flake':

npm install protractor-flake --save-dev

2. Create a config file as in example below:

reportportalConf.js

module.exports = {
    token: "00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000",
    endpoint: "http://your.reportportal.server/api/v1",
    launch: "LAUNCH_NAME",
    project: "PROJECT_NAME",
    attachPicturesToLogs: false,
    attributes: [
        {
            "key": "YourKey",
            "value": "YourValue"
        },
        {
            "value": "YourValue"
        },
    ]
}

3. Create a main launch file as in example below:

protractorLaunchFile.js

const protractorFlake = require('protractor-flake');
const AgentJasmine = require('@reportportal/agent-js-jasmine');
const reportportalConfig = require('./reportportalConf');
const agent = new AgentJasmine(reportportalConfig);

agent.getLaunchStartPromise().then((launchData) =>{
    protractorFlake({
        maxAttempts: 1,
        protractorArgs: [
            './multiThreadConf.js',
            '--params.id',
            launchData.id
        ]
    }, (status) => {
        agent.getExitPromise().then(() =>{
            process.exit(status);
        });
    });
});

4. Then create protractor's spec file as in example below:

multiThreadConf.js file

 const ReportportalAgent = require('@reportportal/agent-js-jasmine');
 const reportportalConfig = require('./reportportalConf');

 exports.config = {
     multiCapabilities: [
         {
             name: 'normal',
             browserName: 'chrome',
             maxInstances: 2,
             shardTestFiles: true,
             chromeOptions: {
                 args: ['--window-size=1024,768', '--disable-infobars']
             }
         }
     ],
     specs: ['testAngularPage.spec.js', 'testGithubPage.spec.js'],
     onPrepare() {
         const config = Object.assign({
             id: browser.params.id
         }, reportportalConfig);
         const agent = new ReportportalAgent(config);
         /*Its a hack. There is an issue since 2015. That Jasmine doesn't wait for report's async functions.
          links to the issues https://github.com/jasmine/jasmine/issues/842
          https://github.com/angular/protractor/issues/1938
          So it needed to wait until requests would be sent to the Report Portal.
          */
         afterAll((done) => agent.getPromiseFinishAllItems(agent.tempLaunchId).then(()=> done()));
         jasmine.getEnv().addReporter(agent.getJasmineReporter());
     }

 };

5. Update script section for your package.json:

"scripts": {
    "protractor-multi": "node protractorLaunchFile.js"
 }

6. Run your protractor:

npm run protractor-multi

See the detailed example with tests in examples.

Link to the jasmine issue, that it doesn't work well with async functions jasmine issue, protractor's community

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