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ChrisAdams
Champion Level 3
Hi,
The licensed version offers reports 'out of the box'.
If you don't have the licensed version, or don't like the standard reports, you could script your own report.
Here's an example post that shows how to script a html report... https://community.smartbear.com/t5/API-Functional-Security-Testing/readyapi-report/m-p/196193
richie
4 years agoCommunity Hero
Hey rajs2020,
It might be a little overkill and it isnt pretty (not like an .html report perhaps) but i use an event handler (to record my test evidence automatically) to create a .txt file for each teststep in each test case and it shows ALL the details.
I mean the input and output (request/response) all parameters, authentication details etc. It saves the output into separate testcase directories and creates a file for every test step, and even appends multiple runs and loops along with test status (pass/fail).
It logs all this detail whether pass or fail, i'm sure you could edit the groovy on the event handler to grab only fails, but i keep it to record everything as testevidence.
Would this be of interest at all?
Ta
Rich
It might be a little overkill and it isnt pretty (not like an .html report perhaps) but i use an event handler (to record my test evidence automatically) to create a .txt file for each teststep in each test case and it shows ALL the details.
I mean the input and output (request/response) all parameters, authentication details etc. It saves the output into separate testcase directories and creates a file for every test step, and even appends multiple runs and loops along with test status (pass/fail).
It logs all this detail whether pass or fail, i'm sure you could edit the groovy on the event handler to grab only fails, but i keep it to record everything as testevidence.
Would this be of interest at all?
Ta
Rich
- rajs20204 years agoFrequent Contributor
Thanks. That sounds interesting, at least from a learning perspective. Do you have a test or script which for that which you could share publicly?
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