pytest-reporter-html-dots 0.11.0

A basic HTML report for pytest using Jinja2 template engine.

This is a fork of the great template pytest-reporter-html1 with one detail changed: Instead of grouping the tests and showing only a number how many tests have failed and how many have passed, this template tries to mimic the standard pytest output with one dot for every test. This has the advantages that (1) even without expanding a file it’s visible which tests have failed and whether they are the same like in the last run and (2) it gives a better visualization how many tests have failed in a specific file. Hovering over a badge shows the name of the test and it’s status (e.g. passed/failed/skipped).

A basic HTML report for pytest using Jinja2 template engine. Based on pytest-reporter which provides the data to the template.

Features

• Overview of files, tests, and phases with expandable sections

• Includes information about tests such as documentation, markers, and fixtures

• Fairly mobile friendly

• Complies with Jenkins default CSP policy (with --split-report)

• Support for pytest-metadata and pytest-rerunfailures

• May be used as a base template for customization

Installation

You can install “pytest-reporter-html-dots” via pip from PyPI:

$ pip install pytest-reporter-html-dots

Usage

Specify the html-dots template and the output path of the report:

$ pytest --template=html-dots/index.html --report=report.html

By default the report is self-contained, but you can separate CSS, images, and JavaScript by specifying the --split-report option.

Customization

You can customize this template using template inheritance.

If you want to add more information to the meta data table, extend the session_metadata block. Create the following file called report-template.html next to your tox.ini:

{% extends "html-dots/index.html" %}
{% block session_metadata %}
    {{ super() }}
    <tr>
        <th>System under test version</th>
        <td>{{ version }}</td>
    </tr>
{% endblock %}

Add version to the context in the pytest_reporter_context hook in conftest.py:

import pytest

@pytest.hookimpl  # type: ignore [misc]  # Untyped decorator makes function "pytest_reporter_context" untyped
def pytest_reporter_context(context: 'dict[str, object]', config: 'pytest.Config') -> None:
    context['version'] = '0.1.2'

Add --template-dir and change --template in tox.ini (I am using bash to insert a timestamp into the report name via command substitution with date):

[tox]
envlist = py3
isolated_build = True

[testenv]
allowlist_externals = bash
deps =
    mypy
    pytest
    pytest-reporter-html-dots
commands =
    mypy src
    bash -c "pytest --template-dir={toxinidir} --template=report-template.html --report={toxinidir}{/}log{/}pytest-`date +%Y-%m-%d_%H-%M`.html {posargs}"

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Some additional filters are available for templates to use:

asset(path_or_content, extension)

Takes a path to a local file or a raw bytes object and either returns a base64 encoded URL or a new relative URL to a copy depending on if the report is self-contained or not.

<img src="{{ 'path/to/image.png'|asset }}">
<img src="{{ raw_byte_data|asset('png') }}">

ansi(s)

Convert ANSI color codes to HTML.

strftime(value, format)

Format a Unix timestamp using datetime.strftime.

Started: {{ started|strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S') }}

timedelta(value)

Convert a time in seconds to a timedelta object.

rst(s)

Convert reStructuredText to HTML.