Hi,
We have been using HTML reports in our automation. I have shared the same here.
You take look at below topics.
Our Client very much relaxed with understanding of Automation report with the above HTML report.
shankar_r, should I just be placing the codes/script on Automation Execution Report - Ready to Go on top of my tests? Let's say I have an existing test, I can just create a new test call the script containing the ones you coded, then run my existing ones. Is that how I am to use it? (pardon my noob questions, I don't have any coding background and is not using any codes on my tests)
This needs some re-visit on your code. But below item will give you the some idea how to configure
1) You add the ReportingFunctions.js[available in the thread] into your existing project as a script unit.
2) You insert the below lines of code in corresponding event [more about events handlers refer here]
In OnStartTest event
ReportingFunctions.setLogsPath("C:\\AutomationLogs\\")
ReportingFunctions.setExecutionStartTime(aqDateTime.Time())
ReportingFunctions.setTestCaseExeStartTime(aqDateTime.Time())
ReportingFunctions.fn_createtestcasedescription("Module1","YourTestCaseID","YourTestCaseDescription","YourEnvironment");
In OnLogCheckpoint event
function GeneralEvents_OnLogCheckpoint(Sender, LogParams)
{
ReportingFunctions.fn_createteststep(1,LogParams.MessageText,LogParams.MessageText,LogParams.AdditionalText,false);
}
In OnLogError event
function GeneralEvents_OnLogError(Sender, LogParams)
{
ReportingFunctions.fn_createteststep(0,LogParams.MessageText,LogParams.MessageText,LogParams.AdditionalText,false);
}
In OnLogEvent event
function GeneralEvents_OnLogEvent(Sender, LogParams)
{
ReportingFunctions.fn_createteststep(3,LogParams.MessageText,LogParams.MessageText,LogParams.AdditionalText,false);
}
In OnLogMessage event
function GeneralEvents_OnLogMessage(Sender, LogParams)
{
ReportingFunctions.fn_createteststep(3,LogParams.MessageText,LogParams.MessageText,LogParams.AdditionalText,false);
}
In OnLogWarning event
function GeneralEvents_OnLogWarning(Sender, LogParams)
{
ReportingFunctions.fn_createteststep(2,LogParams.MessageText,LogParams.MessageText,LogParams.AdditionalText,false);
}
In OnStopTest
function GeneralEvents_OnStopTest(Sender)
{
ReportingFunctions.setTestCaseExeEndTime(aqDateTime.Time());
ReportingFunctions.fn_createtestcaseduration();
ReportingFunctions.fn_completetestcase();
ReportingFunctions.setExecutionEndTime(aqDateTime.Time());
ReportingFunctions.fn_generatehighlevelreport();
}
Then run your test, you will be able to see the HTML reports
shankar_r, I tried going through your instructions. I was able to add the Reporting Functions as a new script on my existing test. I tried importing but was having difficulties so I decided to go by copying the contents instead. Then as I was adding the Event Handlers, I was stopped on the first one - OnStartTest - see OnStartTest.png. Only one (1) handler can be added and I was only able to add the first one. Then I tried adding the Event handler for the OnLogCheckpoint but the function fn_createteststep does not appear on the list of available tests/functions, see OnLogCheckpoint.png.
Please advise on what I might be missing
