Kitchen Test Result Hanlder

Description

This kitchen test result handler collects Chef recipe test results, publishes them to the test result database and generates an HTML report. It communicates with the RTC Web Proxy to store the test results and manage related RTC work items automatically.

• Chef recipe kitchen test results are stored in JSON format.

• The JSON results are parsed by a JSON reader into an ArrayList.

• The result list is used to file API calls to the customized RTC web proxy to create work items, and store in database.

• Returned information is processed by an XML writer to write a summary XML file.

• The XML file is processed by an XSLT transformer to generate final HTML report.

• An FTP uploader is used to eventually upload the report and raw results to an HTTP server.

Owners

Author: Ruifeng Ma

Organization: IBM

Requirements

• IBM JDK/JRE 1.7.0 or above
• A valid Sendgrid account
• Network connection to a Websphere Application Server where the RTC Web Proxy is installed

Usage

Build up a jar application and run it against below arguments

Raw results directory

Windows: C:/kitchen_test/json

Linux: {USER_HOME}/kitchen_test/json

Raw logss directory

Windows: C:/kitchen_test/log

Linux: {USER_HOME}/kitchen_test/log

Report directory

Windows: C:/kitchen_report

Linux: {USER_HOME}/kitchen_report

Build name

Endpoint server platform

For example (Windows):

java -jar KitchenReport.jar C:/kitchen_test/json C:/kitchen_test/log C:/kitchen_report ivt_11.4.20160719-1900.166 windows

Contributing

Contact the owner before contributing.

1. Fork the repository on Github
2. Create a named feature branch (like add_component_x)
3. Write your change
4. Write tests for your change (if applicable)
5. Run the tests, ensuring they all pass
6. Submit a Pull Request using Github

License and Authors

Authors: ruifengm@sg.ibm.com