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This project aims to provide a flexible, realtime HTML report for various functional test automation frameworks.
The project includes three parts.
- Binders for various frameworks, like TestNG, NUnit, JSystem and others. The binder generates real time, local HTML report.
- Server that allows you to see all the reports from one central location. The reports are shown in real time so you can see the status of all your tests in the whole lab without waiting for the executions to end.
- Uses Elasticsearch server as Difido BI database. All the data is stored in the Elasticsearch engine and you can use Kibana or any other tool to get important BI on your executions history. Note: Before using difido you may want to install Elasticsearch, currently supported ES version 5, for version 6 please refer to Difido-elasticsearch wiki page.
A live demo of the HTML report can be viewed here
In the dashboard you can have a quick view of the status of the test execution. Summary table, graphs and different properties provides you with different aspects of the run.
In the execution tree you can drill down to each of the tests, according the suite hierarchy. And get all the information you need to understand what really happened during the test run. You can easily embed in the report different kind of elements like:
- Screenshot
- Files
- Links
- HTML elements like tables.
Another view of the tests can be achieved from the Execution Table. In this view the tests are organized in a table which allows you to sort the tests and search by different terms.
The main features of the server are:
- Real time - No longer long waits for the end of the test execution to view the reports. The reports are generated on the fly.
- One central location for all the HTML reports with a web interface that allows searching and sorting the different executions
- Allows creating a single HTML report for multiple machines running different executions.
- Creates easy to use JSONs from the test results and stores them in an embedded Elasticsearch database.
Please refer to the project Wiki for more information and various guides.
Bugs and feature requests are acceptable via GitHub issues
The Difido project is maintained by Top-Q and friends
- Overview
- Binders
- The Difido Server
- Developers
- Building the Server
- High Level Architecture
- Server API
- H2 Server
- Developing Plugins
- Elastic Mapping Definitions
- Contributing Code