This package is a thin wrapper around the TestRail API that will allow for automated test reporting in Dart. It enables a user to start, report case pass/fail, and close your test runs from a Dart interface.
Initialize the TestRail instance using the config method:
TestRail.config(
username: 'USERNAME',
password: 'PASSWORD',
/// The url that points to the test rail server => https://example.testrail.com
serverDomain: 'https://YOUR_SERVER.testrail.com',
)
/// Create new test case in section
final createdTestCase = await TestCase.create(
// Replace with your own sectionId
1,
title: 'Test case from API',
customValues: <String, dynamic>{
// Custom fields start with "custom_" prefix
'custom_feedback': 'This case should be tested last',
},
);
/// Get TestCase by ID
final testCase = await TestCase.get(1);
await testCase.delete();
/// Start by creating a new run
final newRun = await TestRun.create(
name: 'Test execution',
projectId: 1,
);
/// Add cases to the run
await newRun.updateRun(
caseIds: [1, 2, 3, 5],
);
Once the run is created, results can be reported by case:
final result = await newRun.addResultForCase(
caseId: 1,
statusId: 1,
);
// Optionally add a screenshot or other image to the result
await result.addAttachment(
'/workspace/attachments/failure.png',
);
Historical runs, cases, and sections can be retrieved:
final testCase = await TestCase.get(1);
final testCases = await TestCase.getAll(1);
final testRun = await TestRun.get(1);
final testSection = await TestSection.get(1);
final testCaseHistory = await TestCaseHistory.get(1);
Completed or ongoing test run results can be retrieved:
final caseResults = await TestResult.getCaseResults(
// Case ID is from TestCases, not TestRun
184234,
runId: 1833,
);
final runResults = await TestResult.getRunResults(
1818,
statusId: [5, 1],
);
final testResults = await TestResult.getTestResults(
// Test ID from particular TestRun
1868150,
);
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