TAP::Formatter::JUnit - Harness output delegate for JUnit output
On the command line, with prove
:
$ prove --formatter TAP::Formatter::JUnit ...
Or, in your own scripts:
use TAP::Harness;
# What TAP output did we save from a previous run, with
# PERL_TEST_HARNESS_DUMP_TAP=tap/
my @tests = glob("tap/*.t");
# Convert the TAP to JUnit
my $harness = TAP::Harness->new( {
formatter_class => 'TAP::Formatter::JUnit',
merge => 1,
} );
$harness->runtests(@tests);
This code is currently in alpha state and is subject to change.
TAP::Formatter::JUnit
provides JUnit output formatting for TAP::Harness
.
By default (e.g. when run with prove
), the entire test suite is gathered
together into a single JUnit XML document, which is then displayed on STDOUT
.
You can, however, have individual JUnit XML files dumped for each individual
test, by setting PERL_TEST_HARNESS_DUMP_TAP
to a directory that you would
like the JUnit XML dumped to. Note, that this will also cause
TAP::Harness
to dump the original TAP output into that directory as well (but
IMHO that's ok as you've now got the data in two parseable formats).
Timing information is included in the JUnit XML, if you specified --timer
when you ran prove
.
In standard use, a "passing TODO" is treated as failure conditions (and is
reported as such in the generated JUnit). If you wish to treat these as a
"pass" and not a "fail" condition, setting ALLOW_PASSING_TODOS
in your
environment will turn these into pass conditions.
The JUnit output generated is partial to being grokked by Hudson (http://hudson.dev.java.net/). That's the build tool I'm using at the moment and needed to be able to generate JUnit output for.
-
testsuites
List-ref of test suites that have been executed.
-
xml
An
XML::Generator
instance, to be used to generate XML output.
-
open_test($test, $parser)
Over-ridden
open_test()
method.Creates a
TAP::Formatter::JUnit::Session
session, instead of a console formatter session. -
summary()
Prints the summary report (in JUnit) after all tests are run.
-
add_testsuite($suite)
Adds the given XML test
$suite
to the list of test suites that we've executed and need to summarize.
Graham TerMarsch [email protected]
Many thanks to Andy Armstrong and all those involved for the fabulous set of
tests in Test::Harness
; they became the basis for the unit tests here.
Other thanks go out to those that have provided feedback, comments, or patches:
Mark Aufflick
Joe McMahon
Michael Nachbaur
Marc Abramowitz
Colin Robertson
Phillip Kimmey
Dave Lambley
Copyright 2008-2010, Graham TerMarsch. All Rights Reserved.
This is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.