mochawesome-merge

Merge several Mochawesome JSON reports

Installation

$ npm install mochawesome-merge --save-dev

Examples

JavaScript API

1const { merge } = require('mochawesome-merge')
2
3// See Params section below
4const options = {
5  files: [
6    './report/*.json',
7
8    // you can specify more files or globs if necessary:
9    './mochawesome-report/*.json',
10  ],
11}
12
13merge(options).then(report => {
14  console.log(report)
15})

CLI

$ npx mochawesome-merge ./report/*.json -o output.json

or legacy usage

$ npx mochawesome-merge ./report/*.json > output.json

You can specify as many paths as you wish:

$ npx mochawesome-merge ./report/*.json ./mochawesome-report/*.json -o output.json

You can also use a named option for the files like so:

$ npx mochawesome-merge -f ./report/*.json ./mochawesome-report/*.json -o output.json

Params

• files: list of source report file paths. Can include glob patterns.
• Aliases: -f | --files or first positional argument
• Defaults to ["./mochawesome-report/mochawesome*.json"].

• output: a file path to the bundled results. Should be a json file
• Aliases: -o | --output
• Defaults to stdout.

Migration to v4

Version 4 has come with a breaking change — it no more accepts params like reportDir or rootDir. Instead, it now accepts a list of file paths or glob patterns to source report files. If you are migrating to version 4 you likely have to change your params accordignly.

JavaScript API

Let's say you have a bunch of reports that you want to merge under ./mochawesome-report directory. Then you're probably using mochawesome-merge like this:

1merge({
2  reportDir: "mochawesome-report",
3});

After switching to version 4 you need to rename reportDir param to files and change the value to point to your files rather than the directory:

1merge({
2-  reportDir: "mochawesome-report",
3+  files: ["./mochawesome-report/*.json"],
4})

CLI

After upgrading to version 4 all you need is to remove the --reportDir option and instead specify a glob pattern or several ones if necessary, separating each one with a space:

1- npx mochawesome-merge --reportDir mochawesome-report > mochawesome.json
2+ npx mochawesome-merge ./mochawesome-report/*.json > mochawesome.json

Cypress

The main motivation to create this library was to be able to use mochawesome together with Cypress.

Since the version 3.0.0, Cypress runs every spec separately, which leads to generating multiple mochawesome reports, one for each spec. mochawesome-merge can be used to merge these reports and then generate one HTML report for all your cypress tests.

First, configure cypress.json:

1{
2  // use mochawesome reporter as usually
3  "reporter": "mochawesome",
4  "reporterOptions": {
5    // disable overwrite to generate many JSON reports
6    "overwrite": false,
7    // do not generate intermediate HTML reports
8    "html": false,
9    // generate intermediate JSON reports
10    "json": true
11  }
12}

Then, write your custom script to run cypress together with mochawesome-merge:

1const cypress = require('cypress')
2const marge = require('mochawesome-report-generator')
3const { merge } = require('mochawesome-merge')
4
5cypress.run().then(
6  () => {
7    generateReport()
8  },
9  error => {
10    generateReport()
11    console.error(error)
12    process.exit(1)
13  }
14)
15
16function generateReport(options) {
17  return merge(options).then(report => marge.create(report, options))
18}

Alternatively, you can use CLI to merge JSON reports and generate HTML report. For example, an AWS CodeBuild buildspec.yml file might look something like this:

1phases:
2  install:
3    commands:
4      - npm ci
5  build:
6    commands:
7      - npm run cypress
8  post_build:
9    commands:
10      - npm run mochawesome-merge > mochawesome.json
11      - npm run marge mochawesome.json