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Argument QF-Test creates both HTML and XML pkgdoc documentation. If no directory is given, it is created from the basename of the suite. -pkgdoc-dependencies (batch mode only) Whether to list dependencies when creating the pkgdoc documentation. Default is true, use -pkgdoc-dependencies=false to disable. -pkgdoc-doctags (batch mode only) Whether to use the QFS doctag extensions when creating the pkgdoc documentation. Default is true, use -pkgdoc-doctags=false to disable. -pkgdoc-html (batch mode only) With this argument QF-Test creates HTML pkgdoc documentation. If no directory is given, it is created from the basename of the suite. -pkgdoc-includelocal (batch mode only) Whether to include local packages and procedures (those whose names begin with an '_'). Default is false. -pkgdoc-nodeicons (batch mode only) Whether to show icons for nodes in the pkgdoc documentation. Default is true, use -pkgdoc-nodeicons=false to disable. -pkgdoc-passhtml (batch mode only) Whether to pass HTML tags in comments through to the HTML pkgdoc. Default is true, use -pkgdoc-passhtml=false to disable. -pkgdoc-sortpackages (batch mode only) Whether to sort packages alphabetically. Default is true, use -pkgdoc-sortpackages=false to disable. -pkgdoc-sortprocedures (batch mode only) Whether to sort procedures alphabetically. Default is true, use -pkgdoc-sortprocedures=false to disable. -pkgdoc-splitparagraph (batch mode only) Specifies whether comments are splitted into paragraphs by using empty lines. Default is true, with -pkgdoc-splitparagraph=false it is possible to disable this option. -pkgdoc-stylesheet (batch mode only) Optional XSLT Stylesheet for the second step of the transformation. -pkgdoc-xml (batch mode only) With this argument QF-Test creates XML pkgdoc documentation. If no directory is given, it is created from the basename of the suite. -plugindir This argument overrides the default location of the directory for plugins, jar files that should be made accessible to scripts. The default directory called plugin is located under QF-Test's system directory. See section 50.2 for more information about plugins. -port The TCP port on which QF-Test communicates with the SUT. By default QF-Test uses an arbitrary dynamic port where it creates its own RMI registry. A specific port should only be requested if it must be hard-coded when starting the SUT. -report (batch mode only) Create a combined XML/HTML report. The directory name may contain placeholders as explained in subsection 44.2.4. -report-checks (batch mode only) Whether to list checks in the report. Default is false. Please note: the argument refers only to checks with default result handling, i.e. just logging to the run log, not setting a variable or throwing an exception. For more information please see subsection 24.1.2. -report-customdir (batch mode only) Directory containing css stylesheets and icons for custom reports. -report-doctags (batch mode only) Whether to use the QFS doctag extensions when creating the report. Default is true, use -report-doctags=false to disable. -report-errors (batch mode only) Whether to list errors in the report. Default is true, use -report-errors=false to disable. -report-exceptions (batch mode only) Whether to list exceptions in the report. Default is true, use -report-exceptions=false to disable. -report-html (batch mode only) Create an HTML report. The directory name may contain placeholders as explained in subsection 44.2.4. -report-ignorenotimplemented (batch mode only)

Of JSON directory. This module will create consolidated report of all Cucumber JSON files.e.g. jsonDir: 'test/reports' //where reports directory contains valid *.json filesN.B.: jsonFile takes precedence over jsonDir. We recommend to use either jsonFile or jsonDir option.outputType: StringProvide HTML output file path and namereportSuiteAsScenariosType: BooleanSupported in the Bootstrap theme.true: Reports total number of passed/failed scenarios as HEADER.false: Reports total number of passed/failed features as HEADER.launchReportType: BooleanAutomatically launch HTML report at the end of test suitetrue: Launch HTML report in the default browserfalse: Do not launch HTML report at the end of test suiteignoreBadJsonFileType: BooleanReport any bad json files found during merging json files from directory option.true: ignore any bad json files found and continue with remaining files to merge.false: Default option. Fail report generation if any bad files found during merge.nameType: String (optional)Custom project name. If not passed, module reads the name from projects package.json which is preferable.brandTitleType: String (optional)Brand Title is the brand of your report, e.g. Smoke Tests Report, Acceptance Test Report etc as per your need. If not passed, it will be displayed as "Cucumberjs Report"columnLayoutAvailable: [1, 2]Type: NumberDefault: 2Select the Column Layout. One column or Two columns1 = One Column layout (col-xx-12)2 = Two Columns Layout (col-xx-6)storeScreenshotsType: BooleanDefault: undefinedtrue: Stores the screenShots to the default directory. It creates a directory 'screenshot' if does not exists.false or undefined : Does not store screenShots but attaches screenShots as a step-inline images to HTML reportscreenshotsDirectoryType: String (optional)Default: options.output/../screenshotsApplicable if storeScreenshots=true. Relative path for directory where screenshots should be saved. E.g. the below options should store the screenshots to the /screenshots/ where as the report would be at /report/cucumber_report.html{ ... ... output: '/report/cucumber_report.html', screenshotsDirectory: 'screenshots/', storeScreenshots: true}noInlineScreenshotsType: BooleanDefault: undefinedtrue: Applicable if storeScreenshots=true. Avoids inlining screenshots, uses relative path to screenshots instead (i.e. enables lazy loading of images).false or undefined: Keeps screenshots inlined.scenarioTimestampType: BooleanDefault: undefinedtrue: Applicable if theme: 'bootstrap'. Shows the starting timestamp of each scenario within the title.false or undefined: Does not show starting timestamp.metadataType: JSON (optional)Default: undefinedPrint more data to your report, such as browser info, platform, app info, environments etc. Data can be passed as JSON key-value pair.