pytest-b-logger 1.2.3

BLogger is a Pytest plugin for enhanced test logging and generating convenient and lightweight reports.

BLogger — Pytest Logging Plugin

Full README.md available at GitHub

• Overview
• Report Examples
• Installation
• Setup
  • Project Name
  • Time Zone
  • Integrations
  • Hide Passwords
  • Env and Base URL
• BLogger API

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Overview

BLogger is a Pytest plugin for enhanced test logging and generating convenient and lightweight reports.
It supports structured test steps, descriptions, info notes, known bugs, and automatic screenshots.
Works seamlessly with Selenium WebDriver and Playwright Page instances.
Integrates with Allure and Qase for fewer duplicates like .steps, .attach etc.

Report Examples

Sample HTML reports and screenshots are available in the GitHub repository.

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Installation

pip install pytest-b-logger

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Setup

!!! Add blog.config.yaml file to the root of your project. !!!

project_name

Bare minimum for everything to work is project_name:

project_name: 'Project Name'

Can be changed later via CLI when running tests

pytest --blog-project-name '...'

timezone

Then you can set the desired Time Zone (IANA format e.g. Europe/Moscow, UTC, America/New_York).
The list of available timezones: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_tz_database_time_zones

project_name: 'Project Name'

tz: 'Europe/Moscow'

integrations

By default, integrations are turned off.
If you are using Allure and want steps, info, description etc. to be duplicated to Allure, simply add integrations block and set allure: True

project_name: 'Project Name'

tz: 'Europe/Moscow'

integrations:
  allure: True

hide_passwords

By default, passwords inside parameters are hidden.

If you want passwords to be shown simply set hide_passwords: False

project_name: 'Project Name'

tz: 'Europe/Moscow'

integrations:
  allure: True

hide_passwords: False

env and base_url

You can add env and base url here.

project_name: 'Project Name'

tz: 'Europe/Moscow'

integrations:
  allure: True

hide_passwords: True

env: 'prod' # optional
base_url: 'https://base-url.com' # optional

Which, could also be passed as command line options on test run, e.g. when using CI/CD:

pytest --blog-env 'prod' --blog-base-url 'https://base-url.com'

!!! Note !!! Options apply in the following order: blog.config.yaml > blog methods inside code > Command Line Arguments

Now you are all set up.
Simply run pytest and b_logs folder will be generated with blog_report.html and blog_summary.html
For more advanced usage please review BLogger API

BLogger API

Please see API Reference at GitHub