allure-reports-portal

Simple allure reports server.

Host your allure reports for multiple projects on the same server.

Dependencies

nodejs
npm

How to use

create folder:

mkdir allure-reports-portal

clone project to allure-reports-portal folder:

git clone https://github.com/pumano/allure-reports-portal.git allure-reports-portal

navigate to allure-reports-portal folder:

cd allure-reports-portal/

Docker way

build Dockerfile and use it

Standalone way

install dependencies:

npm install

configure routes for server: (see Config section)

start web server

npm start

access via: yourIPorDomainName:3000 usually locally it's http://localhost:3000

You can see all project's links.

Config

add routes (links) to routes array in config/default.json:

{
  "routes": ["project1", "project2", "project3"]
  ...
}

create folder inside uploads folder with same name as route:

uploads/project1
uploads/project2
uploads/project3

upload all data from generated allure-report folder to that project's folder (possible via scp or similar).

note: uploads/project1/ should contain index.html and all files from allure-report

uploads/
├── project1/
│   ├── index.html from allure-report folder
│   └── all other files and folders from allure-report folder
├── project2/
│   ├── index.html from allure-report folder
│   └── all other files and folders from allure-report folder
└── project3/
    ├── ...
    └── ...

Server restarted after uploading and you can access to report via direct link: localhost:3000/project1 or localhost:3000/project2 or yourIPorDomainName:3000/project1 and etc

note: webserver port is 3000 by default, and can be configured in config/default.json and if you use Docker, don't forget to change exposed port in Dockerfile :

{
  ...
  "port": 3000
}

note: also if you want to customize title of "Allure Reports Portal"

you can change settings in config/default.json

{
  ...
  "title": "Your_company_name reports portal"
}

Allure reports with history trends

you should create allure-results folder inside your project's folder and copy files from allure-result folder to that folder after each CI result.
generate allure-report on the report server based on allure-results folder data and copy data from that allure-report folder to your project's folder.