In this article we will learn how to integrate Selenium and TestCollab in CI/CD pipeline using our Github repo.
Prepare your TestCollab instance
We recommend creating a tag named 'ci' or with a similar name, to cluster all test cases that are part of your CI/CD pipeline. Apply this tag to required test cases. These are the test cases which will be included in your report for every build.
Select a project > Click 'Tags' under test cases tab on left
Create a tag
Keep a note of the tag id, from "..." and hovering edit link (you will need this later)
Also obtain your
project id,
company id, and
user id that these test report will be assigned to.
In case of CI/CD pipelines, although the test execution is fully autonomous, but TestCollab still requires an assignee to be present. This could be your own user id.
Next, create a new API key as explained here: https://help.testcollab.com/en/articles/5299051-getting-an-api-token-generated
Setup
Initialize env file
cp sample.env .env
Fill all the related values in .env
NODE_ENV=production
TESTCOLLAB_API_KEY=
TESTCOLLAB_PROJECT_ID=
TESTCOLLAB_CI_TAG_ID=
TESTCOLLAB_ASSIGNEE_ID=
TESTCOLLAB_COMPANY_ID=
Firing a test run
Let's trigger our selenium test cases now (this will open chrome)
npm run test
Next, we'll create a test plan in your TestCollab project.
npm run createTestPlan
At this point you'll be able to see this new test plan under Test Plans menu. However, all test cases will show up as 'Unexecuted' as shown in image below:
After all the test cases are done, you'll see the report file: ./mochawesome-report/mochawesome.json
Now, finally, we will send the results to TestCollab:
npm run report
