newman-reporter-curl.js

newman-reporter-curl.js

var CurlReporter;

/**
 * Simple reporter that generates a curl statement
 *
 * @param {Object} newman - A run object with event handler specification methods.
 * @param {Function} newman.on - An event setter method that provides hooks for reporting collection run progress.
 * @param {Object} reporterOptions - A set of reporter specific run options.
 * @param {Object} options - A set of generic collection run options.
 * @returns {*}
 */
CurlReporter = function (newman, reporterOptions, options) {
    if (options.silent || reporterOptions.silent) {
        return;
    }

    newman.on('start', function (err, o) {
        if (err) { return; }
        // Can start opening a file here
    });

    newman.on('beforeRequest', function (err, o) {
        if (err || !o.request) { return; }
        console.log('curl -X %s %s ', o.request.method, o.request.url.toString());
    });

    newman.on('done', function () {
        // Can closing the file here
    });
};

CurlReporter.prototype.dominant = true;
module.exports = CurlReporter;

@renatovieiradesouza : Hi

For having to deal with the awkwardness of the way to install a newman-reporter, here is a a small advise about how to do it :

to use a newman reporter called newman-reporter-XXXX you have to :

• install this reporter globally, I.E. -g option while installing it with npm
• reference to it on the newman command line with the -r XXXX option

Here are the usual suspects of troubles you could encounter. For example, with the previous example :

• if the package name is not starting with newman-reporter (for exemple simply XXXX without the required prefix), newman will fail to find the module called newman-reporter-XXXX, as the one installed globally simply be XXXX
• on the other hand, if you specify the full package name with the -r option, such as -r newman-reporter-XXXX, newman will fail to find the module called newman-reporter-newman-reporter-XXXX ...

Hope this will help someone 😋