Is it possible to replace/disable Console Reporter in Bddify?

[dzhariy]

Hi Mehdi,
Thanks for your framework. I like it and I am currently using it for
my test project.
The only issue I have, Console Reporter does not really fit to my
reporting needs.

I am using NUnit as a test runner and NLog for detailed logging and
the Console Reporter makes my test reports looks not very well.

Is there a way to disable the standard console reporter or customize
it?

Thanks,
Dmitry

[Mehdi Khalili]

Hi Dmitry,

I am glad you like the framework.

Back in V0.8 there was a way to disable reports (as they had been
implemented using TraceSource); but then I moved away from
TraceSource which had the temporary side-effect of not being able to
disable console reports!

Currently you can disable html reports but not the console report. Not
that it is directly related to your question; but you can easily add a
new reporter if you want to. To do so take a look at TicTacToe sample
(you may install it using Bddify.Samples.TicTacToe nuget package) :
http://hg.mehdi-khalili.com/bddify/src/c222f9a5ec35/Bddify.Samples/TicTacToe/CustomTextReporter.cs

If you could please raise an issue on the project home page (http://
hg.mehdi-khalili.com/bddify/issues) I will try to add the support for
disabling and replacing the console reporter.

Cheers,
Mehdi

[Dmitry Zhariy]

Thanks Mehdi,

Yes, I am planning to follow your advice and create an additional logging to separate file. But while it is not done, I want to admit that your default HTML logger is awesome. So even now I can review my test results in a very visual form and share them with my management.

[Mehdi Khalili]

That is great. Thanks for the feedback.

If you do not like the bddify specific header you can very easily
customize it. Have a look at Bddify.Samples.Atm to see how.

On Apr 18, 1:02 pm, Dmitry Zhariy <dzha...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Thanks Mehdi,
>
> Yes, I am planning to follow your advice and create an additional logging
> to separate file. But while it is not done, I want to admit that your
> default HTML logger is awesome. So even now I can review my test results in
> a very visual form and share them with my management.
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> On Tue, Apr 17, 2012 at 2:57 PM, Mehdi Khalili <m...@mehdi-khalili.com> wrote:
> > Hi Dmitry,
>
> > I am glad you like the framework.
>
> > Back in V0.8 there was a way to disable reports (as they had been
> > implemented using TraceSource); but then I moved away from
> > TraceSource  which had the temporary side-effect of not being able to
> > disable console reports!
>
> > Currently you can disable html reports but not the console report. Not
> > that it is directly related to your question; but you can easily add a
> > new reporter if you want to. To do so take a look at TicTacToe sample
> > (you may install it using Bddify.Samples.TicTacToe nuget package) :
>

> >http://hg.mehdi-khalili.com/bddify/src/c222f9a5ec35/Bddify.Samples/Ti...