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I did some quick research on some recent static site generators - and whipped this up very very quickly using Astro. It uses the example CTRF at https://ctrf.io/docs/schema/examples#comprehensive-report
I can't spend any more time on it right now, but I'm keen to put together a much more advanced version of this. |
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#26 regarding timelines |
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How about using existing tools : for example, convert CTRF format to Allure format and use Allure as visualisation tool and as generator of static HTML ? Allure docs : https://allurereport.org/docs/how-it-works/ |
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Again, fantastic idea, and excited to see current activity on this project!
One very popular thing that most testing frameworks contain is the ability to output their tests into a static HTML file for deployment or saving as a CI run artefact.
It would be great if we can take a CTRF file and produce a static HTML report.
(even better if it includes some client-side logic to group or filter tests)
Some examples for some frameworks:
CTRF is on its way to being some very awesome glue for self-run CI pipelines!
I am keen myself to create something - I might get some time to do this over the next month or so.
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