cypress-testrail-simple

const { defineConfig } = require('cypress'); module.exports = defineConfig({ e2e: { // Ensure your Cypress tests run in a way that matches TestRail structure // For example, tagging tests with 'Cxxx' for case IDs. setupNodeEvents(on, config) { // This configures the TestRail plugin require('cypress-testrail-simple/src/plugin')(on, config); return config; }, }, // Add environment variables or ensure they are set in your CI environment // For local testing, you might use an 'env' object or a .env file. env: { TESTRAIL_HOST: process.env.TESTRAIL_HOST || 'https://your-instance.testrail.io', TESTRAIL_USERNAME: process.env.TESTRAIL_USERNAME || 'your_username', TESTRAIL_PASSWORD: process.env.TESTRAIL_PASSWORD || 'your_api_key', TESTRAIL_PROJECTID: process.env.TESTRAIL_PROJECTID || '1', TESTRAIL_SUITEID: process.env.TESTRAIL_SUITEID || '' // Optional } }); // Example of how to start a test run before running Cypress (e.g., in CI) // In your CI script, you would typically run: // const runId = require('child_process').execSync('npx testrail-start-run --name "Cypress CI Run"').toString().trim(); // console.log(`Started TestRail run: ${runId}`); // then pass this runId to Cypress if needed, though the plugin often handles associating results.