dragoonis/behat-html-formatter

This will create a html formatter for Behat.

BehatHtmlFormatterPlugin

Suggestions are more than welcome !, _(*1)

This is a behat 3 extension to generate HTML reports from your test results., _(*2)

Add this to your behat.yml file:, _(*3)

formatters:
    html:
        output_path: %paths.base%/build/html/behat
  extensions:
    emuse\BehatHTMLFormatter\BehatHTMLFormatterExtension:
        name: html
        renderer: Twig,Behat2
        file_name: Index
        print_args: true
        loop_break: true

The output parameter is relative to %paths.base% and, when omitted, will default to that same path., _(*4)

The renderer is the renderer engine and the report format that you want to be generated., _(*5)

The file_name is optional. When it is added, the report name will be fixed instead fo generated, and this file will be overwritten with every build., _(*6)

Actually, there is 3 formats :, _(*7)

• Twig : new report format based on Twig, requires Twig installed
• Behat2 : like Behat 2 HTML report
• Minimal : ultra minimal...

You must specify the format that you want to use in the renderer parameter., _(*8)

You can combine formats to generate multiple reports with multiple formats at one time for one test suite : you just need to separate them by commas, _(*9)

File names have this format : "renderer name"_*"date hour"*, _(*10)

Twig renderer only parameters:, _(*11)

The print_args is optional. When it is added, the report will contain the arguments for each step if exists. (e.g. Tables), _(*12)

The print_outp is optional. When it is added, the report will contain the output of each step if exists. (e.g. Exceptions), _(*13)

The loop_break is optional. When it is added, Scenario Outlines printed to the report will have a break line separating the executions., _(*14)

To be done:

1. Add parameters for behat.yml file
2. Add bootstrap as dependency
3. clean up html report
4. Add out parameter

Screenshots

Twig :, _(*15)

, _(*16)

Behat2 :, _(*17)

, _(*18)