Open naddison opened 4 years ago
Hi @naddison. The answer to your question is: not really -- that said you could easily integrate at a higher level. Backstop generates a JSON file you can read -- so it would be straightforward for you to say, import backstop as an NPM module into your testing app and tell backstop to skip opening the browser report. When the backstop promise resolves you can simply have your app read the json results and take over from there.
Another approach: There is also an ember-backstop plugin which demonstrates how backstop can be integrated into other (3rd party) app reporters (in that case, testem).
Hope that helps.
This is a question, not an issue.
Is backstop extensible via configuration? Can I implement a custom reporter (similiar to the XML output) and include it via configuration, and would that reporter have hooks it would have to implement?