This plugin allows an application to post the JUnit test results to an ElasticSearch cluster.
The main prupose of this plugin is to read the xml
test results files and post
the results for visualization on a Kibana Dashboard.
You can add this plugin as a dependency to your project through JitPack.
apply: plugin 'test-export'
Group id: com.ullink.gradle
Artifact id: gradle-test-export-plugin
The plugin depends on the Gradle Test
tasks. Therefore, it ensures that the test
task is up to date before executing. Once it executes, it reads the xml reports generated
by the JUnit runners and posts them to an elastic search cluster.
Settings for the cluster can be modified in the build.gradle
file
testExport {
host = '127.0.0.1'
port = 9300
clusterName = 'elasticsearch'
properties = [
any: "property"
]
// properites = {
// return [
// any: "property"
// ]
// }
type = 'testcase'
targetDirectory = 'build/test-results'
}
name | optional | default value | type |
---|---|---|---|
host | true | 127.0.0.1 | string |
port | true | 9300 | int |
clusterName | true | elasticsearch | string |
properties | true | null |
map / closure |
type | true | testcase |
string / closure |
indexPrefix | true | testresults- |
string |
indexTimestampPattern | true | yyyy-MM |
string |
targetDirectory | true | build/test-results | string |
Properties can take a closure or a map as input. The closure must return a map of extra properties that one might want to push to the elastic search.
Type is a string or a closure that returns string, it is the _type field in the ElasticSearch record.
{
"_index": "testresults-LOWER-CASED-SUITE-NAME-DATESTAMP",
"_type": Type_Property_Field,
"_id": TESTCASE_NAME_TIMESTAMP,
"_score": 1,
"_source": {
"classname": CLASS_NAME,
"failureType": "",
"executionTime": INT_MILLISECONDS,
"failureMessage": "",
"timestamp": TIMESTAMP,
"name": TESTCASE_NAME,
"properties": {
"key": "value"
},
"resultType": FAILURE/SUCCESS/SKIPPED
}
}