jest-sonar-reporter is a custom results processor for Jest. The processor converts Jest's output into Sonar's generic test data format.

This project is inspired by Michael Allen's jest-junit-reporter project.

Using npm:

$ npm i -D jest-sonar-reporter

Using yarn:

$ yarn add -D jest-sonar-reporter

Configure Jest in your package.json to use jest-sonar-reporter as a custom results processor.

{
  "jest": {
    "testResultsProcessor": "jest-sonar-reporter"
  }
}

Configure Sonar to import the test results. Add the sonar.testExecutionReportPaths property to your sonar-project.properties file.

sonar.testExecutionReportPaths=test-report.xml

To customize the reporter you can use package.json to store the configuration.

Important: The TEST_REPORT_PATH environment variable is deprecated!

Create a jestSonar entry like this:

{
  "jestSonar": {}
}

You can customize the following options:

• reportPath This will specify the path to put the report in.
• reportFile This will specify the file name of the report.
• indent This will specify the indentation to format the report.

{
  "jestSonar": {
    "reportPath": "reports",
    "reportFile": "test-reporter.xml",
    "indent": 4
  }
}

Important: Don't forget to update sonar.testExecutionReportPaths when you use a custom path and file name.

Sonarqube 5.6.x does not support Generic Test Data however it has a Generic Test Coverage plugin which offers similar functionality.

If you have the plugin installed on Sonarqube, you can configure this reporter to produce files in supported format.

{
  "jestSonar": {
    "sonar56x": true
  }
}

Configure Sonar to import the test results. Add the sonar.genericcoverage.unitTestReportPaths property to your sonar-project.properties file.

sonar.genericcoverage.unitTestReportPaths=test-report.xml

1. Run Jest to execute your tests.

Using npm:

$ npm run test

Using yarn:

$ yarn run test

2. Run sonar-scanner to import the test results.

$ sonar-scanner

This project uses the MIT licence.