An example Test Reporter method in JavaScript

HackathonReporter.js

//Note: This is just an example in JavaScript. This shows how to print and also how to call that method. 
//Feel free to change it to your language and framework needs

const fs = require('fs');

// Get the browser, viewport and device info from a variable like below or from a file or environment variable.
const browser = "Firefox";
const viewport = "1200x700";
const device = "Laptop";


/**
 * A Helper to print the test result in the following format:
 * Task: <Task Number>, Test Name: <Test Name>, DOM Id:: <id>, Browser: <Browser>, Viewport: <Width x Height>, Device<Device type>, Status: <Pass | Fail>
 * 
 * Example: Task: 1, Test Name: Search field is displayed, DOM Id: DIV__customsear__41, Browser: Chrome, Viewport: 1200 x 700, Device: Laptop, Status: Pass
 * 
 * @param task                    int - 1, 2 or 3
 * @param testName.               string - Something meaningful. E.g. 1.1 Search field is displayed
 * @param domId                   string - DOM ID of the element
 * @param comparisonResult        boolean - The result of comparing the "Expected" value and the "Actual" value.
 * @return                        boolean - returns the same comparison result back so that it can be used for further Assertions in the test code.
 */

function hackathonReporter(task, testName, domId, comparisonResult) {
    fs.appendFileSync('Traditional-V1-TestResults.txt', `"Task: ${task}, Test Name: ${testName}, DOM Id: ${domId}, Browser: ${browser}, Viewport: ${viewport}, Device: ${device}, Status: ${(comparisonResult ? "Pass" : "Fail")}\n`);
    return comparisonResult;
}


describe('Task 1 - Header location', function() {
    it('Search field should be displayed', async () => {
       var isDisplayed = await driver.findElement(By.id('DIV__customsear__41')).isDisplayed();
       assert.assertTrue(hackathonReporter(1, "Search field is displayed", 'DIV__customsear__41', isDisplayed));
    });

    it('Search Icon should be displayed', async () => {
        var isDisplayed = await driver.findElement(By.id('DIV__customsear__42')).isDisplayed();
        assert.assertTrue(hackathonReporter(1, "Search Icon is displayed", 'A__btnsearchm__59', isDisplayed));
      });
});



//Note if you are using "Expect" or "should" instead of Assert,
//create a couple of wrappers for "expect" or "should" methods 
//Instead of should('be.visible'),
function shouldBeVisible(task, testName, domId) {
   var displayed = true;
   try { 
        cy.get(domId).should('be.visible');
   } catch(e) {
    displayed = false;
   }
   return hackathonReporter(task, testName, domId, displayed);
}

//Call the "should" or "Expect" type assertions like below
describe('Task 1 - Header location', function() {
    it('Search field should be displayed', async () => {
        shouldBeVisible(1, "Search field is displayed", 'DIV__customsear__41');
    });

    it('Search Icon should be displayed', async () => {
        shouldBeVisible(1, "Search Icon is displayed", 'A__btnsearchm__59');
      });
});

@rajaraodv I ended up figuring out something similar to this before you posted your reply -- just had to rubber duck virtually, I guess 😄 Thank you for the response!