Cucumber Statistics is a stand alone node server that is able to store information about cucumber executions. The idea of this project is to simplify the daily work of a person who wants to keep tracking of nightly builds of a project. Cucumber Statistics provides statistics about the stability of scenarios and step definitions for a cucumber test suite. Also provides a easy way to see all the failed scenarios the last night when dealing with many nightly builds. Cucumber Statistics can be replaced with jenkins plugins with the same purpose, if you don't have jenkins or your jenkins server configuration is out of your control but not the jobs configuration, then Cucumber Statistics is for you.

You can see some Screenshots following the link.

In order to use Cucumber Statistics you will need the following prerequisites

• A PC with node.js >= v4 installed and git(optional).
• Control of the firewall, cucumber-statistics uses the port 9088, to serve the web page and the REST service to push and get information of cucumber.
• (optional) be able to inject bash commands or similar in your nightly/automated job test process, if you can't you will have to push the data manually.

If you don't have git in your server or you don't want to have you can download it from github. Download as zip or you can use wget...

Normal Use

git clone https://github.com/danyg/cucumber-statistics.git
npm install
node main --mongodb

Now cucumber-statistics is working (assuming you don't have a firewall need to be configured). cucumber-statistics will show you all the interfaces available where you can reach it when running.

You need to investigate how to add an after build process, and send the generated cucumber.json to your server.

curl -i -X PUT http:https://<YOUR_SERVER_URL>:9088/db/set/$BUILD_NAME/$BUILD_NUMBER -H "Content-Type: application/json" --data-binary "@./trunk/myProject/target/cucumber/cucumber.json" >/dev/null 2>&1 | exit 0;

• <YOUR_SERVER_URL> the ip of your server or a domain if you have one.
• $BUILD_NAME is the name of the job in Jenkins, this is really important, cucumber-statistics splits the information by BUILD_NAME / Nightly Name / Job name / project
• $BUILD_NUMBER have to be some consecutive number in each execution. Jenkins also provides this environment property.
• --data-binary here is where you need to write the path to your cucumber.json (if you don't know what or where it is, google for cucumber json reports for your cucumber implementation)
• the >/dev/null 2>&1 will send stdout and stderr to /dev/null and
• and | exit 0 will prevent that any issue sending the file to the server could cause a failure in your nightly/automated job.

You probably don't want to :P. wget http:https://<YOUR_SERVER_URL>:9088/admin/shutdown

• sudo apt-get install xvfb firefox or sudo yum install Xvfb firefox
• npm test

run tests marked as @ToTest

• npm run toTest