@sprucelabs/jest-sheets-reporter

Google Sheets Reporter

Update a Google Sheet when your tests pass or fail.

Installing

yarn add -D @sprucelabs/jest-sheets-reporter

npm install --dev @sprucelabs/jest-sheets-reporter

Example Jest config

Inside your package.json there is a jest block.

Add the following configuration:

"jest": {
    "reporters": [
        "default",
        [
            "@sprucelabs/jest-sheets-reporter",
            {
                "sheetId": "{{spreadsheetId}}",
                "worksheetId": 0,
                "testMap": {
                    "testName": "destinationCell",
                    "getsGoodHealthCheckAndNothingElse": "C5",
                    "canGetLatestVersionBasedOnDir": "C16",
                    "canBuildSkill": "C24",
                    "canWatchAndBuild": "C25"
                }
            }
        ]
    ]
},

How does it work

This simple reporter matches the name of your test against what is in your jest config and updates the cell whose name matches.

If a test passes, the cell is set to 1.

If a test fails, the cell is set to 0.

Making it pretty

You can change the look of a cell by using conditional formatting:

Then we set the background and the text color based on the value being exactly 1 or 0.

Getting your account credentials

1. Visit the Google Console
2. Create a new project, call it Test Integrations
3. After creation, go to the project dashboard and in the left meno go "API's & Services" -> "Enabled API's & Services"
4. Click "+ Enable API's and Services"
5. Find sheets and enable it.
6. After save, click "Create Credentials" in the upper right.
7. Give it a name, leave everything else blank and save
8. On the service account details page, click "KEYS" tab
9. Click Add Key -> JSON
10. Take the download private key and open it
11. client_email -> GOOGLE_SERVICE_EMAIL
12. private_key -> GOOGLE_SERVICE_PRIVATE_KEY
13. Remember to invite the service email to any spreadsheet you want it to update!