jasmine-ctrf-json-reporter

import CtrfReporter, { ctrf } from 'jasmine-ctrf-json-reporter'; // In your Jasmine helper file (e.g., spec/support/jasmine.js or .ts) // It's recommended to configure the reporter here. jasmine.getEnv().addReporter( new CtrfReporter({ outputFile: 'my-custom-ctrf-report.json', // Optional: Custom output file name outputDir: 'reports/ctrf-output', // Optional: Custom output directory appName: 'MyFeatureApp', // Optional: Application name appVersion: '1.2.3', // Optional: Application version osPlatform: process.env.OS_PLATFORM ?? 'web', // Dynamically set OS platform osRelease: process.env.OS_RELEASE ?? 'latest', buildName: 'CI-Pipeline-Build', // Optional: Build name buildNumber: process.env.BUILD_NUMBER ?? 'unknown' // Dynamic build number }) ); // Example of usage within a test file (e.g., spec/my-feature.spec.ts) describe('User Management Module', () => { it('should successfully register a new user', () => { // Attach custom metadata to this specific test result ctrf.extra({ owner: 'user-auth-team', priority: 'high', testId: 'UM-001' }); // ... actual test logic for user registration ... expect(true).toBe(true); // Placeholder for actual test }); it('should validate email format during registration', () => { // This test might not need extra metadata expect(false).toBe(false); // Another placeholder test }); });