straal

Wrapper for Xray's REST API

Installation

$ npm install --save straal

Examples

Create Xray Client

const XrayApi = require('straal').XrayApi;

var xray = new XrayApi('http', host, port, user, password, '1.0');

Get Issue Information

xray.getIssueInfo(issueIdOrKey, function(error, issue) {
    if(!error){
        console.log('Issue ID: ' + issue.id);
    }
})

Save Test Run

const ZonedDateTime = require('js-joda').ZonedDateTime;
const ChronoUnit = require('js-joda').ChronoUnit;

function now() {
    return ZonedDateTime.now().withFixedOffsetZone().truncatedTo(ChronoUnit.SECONDS).toString();
}

var startDate = now();

// perform test steps

var finishDate = now();

xray.saveTestRun(testExecutionKey, testKey, startDate, finishDate, status, comment, function(error, issue) {
    if(!error) {
        console.log('Test Exec Issue: ' + issue.testExecIssue.self);
    }
});

Import JUnit Test Results

xray.importJUnitResults('test_report.xml', projectKey, testPlanKey, function(error, result) {
    if(!error) {
        console.log(result);
    }
});

Supported Actions

• Get Project Info (/rest/api/2/project)
• Get Issue Info (/rest/api/2/issue)
• Get Test Run Info (rest/raven/1.0/api/testrun)
• Create Xray Issues (/rest/api/2/issue)
  • Test
  • Test Set
  • Test Plan
  • Test Execution
• Save Test Run (/rest/raven/1.0/import/execution)
• Add Evidence to Test Run (/rest/raven/1.0/api/testrun/<TEST_RUN_ID>/attachment)
• Import Test Results to JIRA
  • JSON Format (/rest/raven/1.0/import/execution)
  • JUnit XML (/rest/raven/1.0/import/execution/junit)
• Export test results from JIRA (/rest/raven/1.0/testruns)
• Run JQL queries (/rest/api/2/search)

References

• Xray's REST API
• JIRA's REST API

License

MIT License © João Galego