Single command to run your Mocha unit tests with both XUnit and LCov output (for Jenkins).
jenkins-mocha should be added to your test codebase as a dev dependency. You can do this with:
$ npm install --save-dev jenkins-mochaAlternatively you can manually add it to your package.json file:
{
"devDependencies" : {
"jenkins-mocha": "latest"
}
}then install with:
$ npm install --devjenkins-mocha should replace your mocha command in npm test
{
"scripts": {
"test": "jenkins-mocha test/*"
}
}With coverage on (the default), you can pass a --cobertura option to the command
to have nyc use the cobertura reporter
{
"scripts": {
"devtest": "jenkins-mocha --cobertura test/*"
}
}If you want to turn coverage reporting off entirely, and just run unit tests with mocha,
you need to pass a --no-coverage option to the command
{
"scripts": {
"devtest": "jenkins-mocha --no-coverage test/*"
}
}Any other parameters added to the command will be passed directly to mocha.
If you need to configure nyc, you may create a .nycrc configuration file. Run nyc help config for details.
If you want to configure how node is invoked (if you have a giant coverage file), you can set v8 arguments via $(NODE_ARGS).
{
"scripts": {
"test": "NODE_ARGS='--max_old_space_size=4096' jenkins-mocha test/*"
}
}When npm-test is invoked, the module will:
- Create XUnit test results in
$(TEST_DIR) - Create LCov coverage in
$(COVERAGE_DIR)with a HTML report at$(COVERAGE_DIR)\lcov-report
Default values are:
$(ARTIFACTS_DIR) = ./artifacts$(TEST_DIR) = ./$(ARTIFACTS_DIR)/test$(COVERAGE_DIR) = ./$(ARTIFACTS_DIR)/coverage
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