WDIO - Materials - Organize tests in Allure report

As described in Improving navigation in your test report, Allure supports multiple ways to organize tests into hierarchical structures.

To specify a test's location in the behavior-based hierarchy:

const { allure } = require("allure-mocha/runtime");

it("behavior", () => {
  allure.epic("Web interface");
  allure.feature("Essential features");
  allure.story("Labels");
  // ...
});

Behavior-based hierarchy

Epics, features and user stories are widely-used terms for describing a software's features and organizing tests for said features. Usually, an epic is a large set of features that the team aims to develop and test, and a feature is described as a set of user stories that describe how the software is expected to behave in different scenarios.

Allure adapters for all test frameworks provide ways to indicate a test's epic, feature and user story. If a test framework lets the author define some of these terms natively, e.g., in its own language-agnostic file format, then Allure tries its best to incorporate the provided data into the generated tree structure. See the specific Allure adapter's documentation for more details.

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