TestRail-Perl/bin/testrail-report

#!/usr/bin/env perl
# ABSTRACT: Upload your TAP results to TestRail after they've finished
# PODNAME: testrail-report

=head1 SYNOPSIS

  testrail-report [OPTIONS] tapfile
  prove -v sometest.t > results.tap && testrail-report [OPTIONS] results.tap

  prove -v sometest.t | testrail-report [OPTIONS]

  prove -PTestRail='apiurl=http://some.testlink.install/,user=someUser,password=somePassword,project=TestProject,run=TestRun,plan=TestPlan,configs=Config1:Config2:Config3,version=0.014' sometest.t

=head1 DESCRIPTION

testrail-report - report raw TAP results to a TestRail install

=head2 PARAMETERS:

=head3 MANDATORY PARAMETERS

    --project [someproject] : associate results (if any) with theprovided project name.

    --run [somerun] : associates results (if any) with the provided run name.

IF none of these options are provided, you will be asked to type
these in as needed, supposing you are not redirecting input
(such as piping into this command).

=head3 SEMI-OPTIONAL PARAMETERS

    --plan [someplan] : look for the provided run name within the provided plan.

    --config [someconfig] : filter run by the provided configuration.
      This option can be passed multiple times for detailed filtering.

Test plans can have runs with the same name, but different configurations, which is understandably confusing.
You can do the same outside of plans, and without configurations; but doing so is ill advised, and the only option from there is to use IDs.
So, try not to do that if you want to use this tool, and want sanity in your Test management system.

The way around this is to specify what plan and configuration you want to set results for.
This should provide sufficient uniqueness to get any run using names.

=head3 OPTIONAL PARAMETERS

    --spawn [testsuite_id] : Attempt to create a run based on the provided testsuite ID.  Uses the name provided with --run.
      If plans/configurations are supplied, it will attempt to create it as a child of the provided plan, and with the supplied configurations.
      If the specified run already exists, the program will simply use the existing run, and disregard the supplied testsuite_id.
      If the specified plan does not exist, it too will be created for you.

=head3 CONFIG OPTIONS

In your $HOME (or the current directory, if your system has no concept of a home directory), put a file called .testrailrc with key=value
syntax separated by newlines.  Valid Keys are: apiurl,user,password

=head3 CONFIG OVERRIDES

These override the config, if present.  If neither are used, you will be prompted.

    --apiurl   [url] : full URL to get to TestRail index document

    --password [key] : Your TestRail Password.

    --user    [name] : Your TestRail User Name.

=head3 BEHAVIOR

    --case-ok : Whether to consider each OK to correspond to a test in TestRail

    --step-results [name] : 'System Name' of a 'step_results' type field to set for your tests.

These options are mutually exclusive.  If neither is set, the
overall result of the test will be used as the pass/fail for the test.

=head3 RESULT OPTIONS

    --version : String describing the version of the system under test.

=head2 PROVE PLUGIN:

passing -PTestRail='key=value,...' to prove will
automatically upload your test results while the test is running if
real-time results are desired.

See L<App::Prove::Plugin::TestRail> for more information.

=head2 REQUIREMENTS:

Your TestRail install must have 3 custom statuses with the internal
names 'skip', 'todo_pass', and 'todo_fail', to represent those
states which TAP can have.

=head2 TESTING OPTIONS:

    --mock don't do any real HTTP requests.

=cut

use strict;
use warnings;

use TestRail::Utils;
use Getopt::Long;
use Term::ANSIColor 2.01 qw(colorstrip);
use Test::Rail::Parser;
use IO::Interactive::Tiny ();
use File::HomeDir qw{my_home};

print "testrail-report\n----------------------\n";

sub help {
    print "testrail-report - report raw TAP results to a TestRail install

USAGE:
  testrail-report [OPTIONS] tapfile
  prove -v sometest.t > results.tap && testrail-report [OPTIONS] \\
  results.tap

  prove -v sometest.t | testrail-report [OPTIONS]

  prove -PTestRail='http://some.testlink.install/','someUser',\\
  'somePassword' sometest.t

PARAMETERS:
  [MANDATORY PARAMETERS]
  --project [someproject] : associate results (if any) with the
                            provided project name.

  --run [somerun] : associates results (if any) with the provided run
                    name.

  IF none of these options are provided, you will be asked to type
  these in as needed, supposing you are not redirecting input
  (such as piping into this command).

  [SEMI-OPTIONAL PARAMETERS]

    --plan [someplan] : look for the provided run name within
      the provided plan.

    --configs [someconfigs] : filter run by the provided configuration.
      This option can be passed multiple times for detailed filtering.

  Test plans can have runs with the same name, but different
  configurations, which is understandably confusing.  You can do the
  same outside of plans, and without configurations; but doing so is
  ill-advised, and the only option from there is to use IDs.  So, try
  not to do that if you want to use this tool, and want sanity in your
  Test Management System.

  The way around this is to specify what plan and configuration
  you want to set results for.  This should provide sufficient
  uniqueness to get to any run using words.

  [OPTIONAL PARAMETERS]

    --spawn [testsuite_id] : Attempt to create a run based on the
      provided testsuite ID.  Uses the name provided with --run.

      If plans/configurations are supplied, it will attempt to create
      it as a child of the provided plan, and with the supplied
      configurations.

      If the specified run already exists, the
      program will simply use the existing run,
      and disregard the supplied testsuite_id.

      If the specified plan does not exist, it will be created
      as well.

  [CONFIG OVERRIDES]
  In your \$HOME, (or the current directory, if your system has no
  concept of a home directory) put a file called .testrailrc with
  key=value syntax separated by newlines.
  Valid Keys are: apiurl,user,password

  [CONFIG OPTIONS] - These override the config, if present.
                     If neither are used, you will be prompted.

  --apiurl   [url] : full URL to get to TestRail index document
  --password [key] : Your TestRail Password.
  --user    [name] : Your TestRail User Name.

  [BEHAVIOR]
  --case-ok      : Whether to consider each OK to correspond to
                   a test in TestRail

  --step-results [name] : 'System Name' of a 'step_results' type field
                    to set for your tests.

  These options are mutually exclusive.  If neither is set, the
  overall result of the test will be used as the pass/fail for the test.

  [RESULT OPTIONS]

    --version : String describing the version of the system under test.

PROVE PLUGIN:

  passing -PTestRail=apiurl,user,pass,project,run to prove will
  automatically upload your test results while the test is running if
  real-time results are desired.

  See App::Prove::Plugin::TestRail for more information.

REQUIREMENTS:
  Your TestRail install must have 3 custom statuses with the internal
  names 'skip', 'todo_pass', and 'todo_fail', to represent those
  states which TAP can have.

TESTING OPTIONS:

    --mock don't do any real HTTP requests.

";
    exit 0;
}

#Main loop------------

my ($help,$apiurl,$user,$password,$project,$run,$case_per_ok,$step_results,$mock,$configs,$plan,$version,$spawn);

#parse switches
GetOptions(
    'run=s'          => \$run,
    'apiurl=s'       => \$apiurl,
    'password=s'     => \$password,
    'user=s'         => \$user,
    'project=s'      => \$project,
    'case-ok'        => \$case_per_ok,
    'step-results=s' => \$step_results,
    'mock'           => \$mock,
    'config=s@'      => \$configs,
    'plan=s'         => \$plan,
    'version=s'      => \$version,
    'spawn=i'        => \$spawn,
    'help'           => \$help
);

if ($help) { help(); }

#Parse config file if we are missing api url/key or user
my $homedir = my_home() || '.';
if (-e $homedir . '/.testrailrc' && (!$apiurl || !$password || !$user) ) {
    ($apiurl,$password,$user) = TestRail::Utils::parseConfig($homedir);
}

#XXX not even close to optimized, don't slurp in the future
#If argument is passed use it instead of stdin
my $file = $ARGV[0];
die "No Such File $file" if ($file && !-e $file);
my ($fh,$fcontents,@files);

if ($file) {
    open($fh,'<',$file);
    while (<$fh>) {
        $_ = colorstrip($_); #strip prove brain damage
        if ($_ =~ /(.*)\s\.\.$/) {
            #File marker from default prove
            unless ($_ =~ /^[ok|not ok] - /) {
                push(@files,$fcontents) if $fcontents;
                $fcontents = '';
            }
        }
        $fcontents .= $_;
    }
    close($fh);
    push(@files,$fcontents) if $fcontents;
} else {
    #Just read STDIN, print help if no file was passed
    if (IO::Interactive::Tiny::is_interactive()) {
        print "ERROR: no file passed, and no data piped in! See --help for usage.\n";
        exit(1);
    }
    if ( !$run || !$apiurl || !$password || !$user || !$project ) {
        print "ERROR: Interactive mode not allowed when piping input.  See --help for options.\n";
        exit(1);
    }
    while (<>) {
        $_ = colorstrip($_); #strip prove brain damage
        if ($_ =~ /(.*)\s\.\.$/) {
            #File marker from default prove
            unless ($_ =~ /^[ok|not ok] - /) {
                push(@files,$fcontents) if $fcontents;
                $fcontents = '';
            }
        }
        $fcontents .= $_;
    }
    help() if !$fcontents; #Nothing passed to stdin!
    push(@files,$fcontents) if $fcontents;
}

#Interrogate user if they didn't provide info
if (!$apiurl) {
    print "Type the API endpoint url for your testLink install below:\n";
    $apiurl = TestRail::Utils::userInput();
}

if (!$user) {
    print "Type your testLink user name below:\n";
    $user = TestRail::Utils::userInput();
}

if (!$password) {
    print "Type the password for your testLink user below:\n";
    $password = TestRail::Utils::userInput();
}

if (!$apiurl || !$password || !$user) {
    print "ERROR: api url, username and password cannot be blank.\n";
    exit 1;
}

#Interrogate user if they didn't provide info
if (!$project) {
    print "Type the name of the project you are testing under:\n";
    $project = TestRail::Utils::userInput();
}

# Interrogate user if options were not passed
if (!$run) {
    print "Type the name of the existing run you would like to run against:\n";
    $run = TestRail::Utils::userInput();
}

my $debug = 0;
my $browser;
if ($mock) {
    use Test::LWP::UserAgent::TestRailMock;
    $browser = $Test::LWP::UserAgent::TestRailMock::mockObject;
    $debug = 1;
}

my $result_options = undef;
$result_options = {'version' => $version} if $version;

my $tap;
foreach my $phil (@files) {
    print "Processing $phil...\n";
    $tap = Test::Rail::Parser->new({
        'tap'          => $phil,
        'apiurl'       => $apiurl,
        'user'         => $user,
        'pass'         => $password,
        'run'          => $run,
        'project'      => $project,
        'case_per_ok'  => $case_per_ok,
        'step_results' => $step_results,
        'debug'        => $debug,
        'browser'      => $browser,
        'plan'         => $plan,
        'configs'      => $configs,
        'result_options' => $result_options,
        'spawn'        => $spawn,
        'merge'        => 1
    });
    $tap->run();

}

print "Done.\n";

#all done
0;

__END__

=head1 SEE ALSO

L<TestRail::API>

L<App::Prove::Plugin::TestRail>

L<TAP::Parser>

L<File::HomeDir> for the finding of .testrailrc

=head1 SPECIAL THANKS

Thanks to cPanel Inc, for graciously funding the creation of this module.