Markup System

Table

Tables can be created from String[][] or a custom object (as shown below).

public class MyCustomLog {
    private List<Object> names = Arrays.asList("Anshoo", "Extent", "Klov");
    private Object[] favStack = new Object[]{"Java", "C#", "Angular"};
    @MarkupIgnore
    private List<Object> ignored = Arrays.asList("Anshoo/Ignore", "Extent/Ignore", "Klov/Ignore");
    private Map<Object, Object> items = new HashMap<Object, Object>() {
        {
            put("Item1", "Value1");
            put("Item2", "Value2");
            put("Item3", "Value3");
        }
    };
}

// create table as a custom log
extent.createTest("GeneratedLog")
  .generateLog(Status.FAIL, MarkupHelper.toTable(new MyCustomLog(), "table-sm"));

// or as a predefined one:
extent.createTest("Log")
  .fail(MarkupHelper.toTable(new MyCustomLog(), "table-sm"));

CodeBlock

CodeBlocks are helpful if you intend to display pre-formatted code.

XML

String code = "<root>" + 
"\n  <Person>" + 
"\n    <Name>Joe Doe</Name>" + 
"\n    <StartDate>2007-01-01</StartDate>" + 
"\n    <EndDate>2009-01-01</EndDate>" + 
"\n    <Location>London</Location>" + 
"\n  </Person>" + 
"\n</root>";
Markup m = MarkupHelper.createCodeBlock(code);
test.info(m);

JSON

String json = "{'foo' : 'bar', 'foos' : ['b','a','r'], 'bar' : {'foo':'bar', 'bar':false,'foobar':1234}}";
test.pass(MarkupHelper.createCodeBlock(json, CodeLanguage.JSON));

Multiple CodeBlocks

It is possible to include upto 4 code-blocks horizontally. Considering an example of a REST API test where you have a request/response, they can both be logged in a single line.

String code = "<root>" + 
"\n  <Person>" + 
"\n    <Name>Joe Doe</Name>" + 
"\n    <StartDate>2007-01-01</StartDate>" + 
"\n    <EndDate>2009-01-01</EndDate>" + 
"\n    <Location>London</Location>" + 
"\n  </Person>" + 
"\n</root>";

Markup m = MarkupHelper.createCodeBlock(code, code);

// or:
Markup m = MarkupHelper.createCodeBlocks(new String[] { code, code });

List

Use MarkupHelper::createOrderedList or MarkupHelper::createUnorderedList to display information as ordered or unordered list.

Ordered

List<Object> items = Arrays.asList(new Object[] { "Item1", "Item2", "Item3" });
extent.createTest("Test").info(MarkupHelper.createOrderedList(items));

Unordered

Map<Object, Object> items = new HashMap<Object, Object>()
{{
     put("Item1", "Value1");
     put("Item2", "Value2");
     put("Item3", "Value3");
}};
extent.createTest("Test").info(MarkupHelper.createUnorderedList(items).getMarkup());

Label

A small labeling component.

test.info(MarkupHelper.createLabel("Extent", ExtentColor.BLUE));