allure-report-exporter 1.0.1

Generate professional PDF and DOCX reports from Allure 2.37+ HTML widgets

allure-report-exporter

Generate professional PDF and DOCX reports from Allure results, with full support for Allure Commandline 2.37.0+.

This project intentionally uses:

1. allure generate to build official Allure HTML.
2. allure-report-html/widgets/*.json + data/* as the parsing source.

This makes the exporter resilient to raw results schema shifts.

Highlights

• Allure 2.37.0+ compatibility precheck
• pdf, docx, both, and html build modes
• Rich per-test detail: parameters, setup/test/teardown steps, attachments
• Clickable table of contents for quick navigation
• Branding support: custom logo and footer text
• Optional template and CSS override for fully custom report styling
• Works on Windows and Linux

Documentation

• GitHub Pages docs: https://rmutegeki.github.io/allure-report-exporter/
• Includes onboarding for:
  • new users (install, quick start, CLI, troubleshooting)
  • developers (setup, architecture, testing, release workflow)

Run docs locally:

# pip
python -m pip install -e .[docs]
mkdocs serve

# uv
uv sync --extra docs
uv run mkdocs serve

Installation

Install with pip

python -m pip install allure-report-exporter
python -m playwright install chromium

Install with uv

uv tool install allure-report-exporter
uvx playwright install chromium

For development (editable install):

# pip
python -m pip install -e .[dev]

# uv
uv sync --extra dev

Allure prerequisite

Install Allure Commandline 2.37.0 or newer and verify:

allure --version

The CLI validates version before report generation.

Quick start

allure-report build --results ./allure-results --out ./allure-report-out --format both

Outputs:

• report.pdf
• report.docx
• report-print.html
• allure-report-html/ (kept by default)

Usage examples

Build HTML only:

allure-report build --results ./allure-results --out ./allure-report-out --format html

Build PDF only:

allure-report build --results ./allure-results --out ./allure-report-out --format pdf

Build DOCX only:

allure-report build --results ./allure-results --out ./allure-report-out --format docx

Build both:

allure-report build --results ./allure-results --out ./allure-report-out --format both

Include metadata:

allure-report build \
  --results ./allure-results \
  --out ./allure-report-out \
  --format both \
  --title "Nightly QA Report" \
  --project "Turnlamp" \
  --build-url "https://ci.example/build/124" \
  --commit "abc1234" \
  --branch "main" \
  --environment OS:Windows \
  --environment Browser:Chromium

Branding and template customization

Add a logo and footer text

allure-report build \
  --results ./allure-results \
  --out ./allure-report-out \
  --format both \
  --logo-path ./branding/company-logo.png \
  --footer-text "Copyright dSPACE 2026"

Use your own template and CSS

allure-report build \
  --results ./allure-results \
  --out ./allure-report-out \
  --format pdf \
  --template-file ./custom/report_template.html.j2 \
  --css-file ./custom/report.css

Start from the defaults:

• allure_report_exporter/assets/report_template.html.j2
• allure_report_exporter/assets/report.css

Viewing official Allure HTML

Do not open allure-report-html/index.html directly with file://. Use:

allure open ./allure-report-out/allure-report-html

or:

cd ./allure-report-out/allure-report-html
python -m http.server 8080

Then open http://localhost:8080.

Testing

pytest -q

Publish to PyPI

Full release instructions are in PUBLISHING.md.

Project structure

allure-report/
  pyproject.toml
  README.md
  PUBLISHING.md
  CHANGELOG.md
  LICENSE
  allure_report_exporter/
  tests/