This is a Clojure library that provides plugin functionality for MonkeyCI
to allow build jobs to extract information from JUnit test results so they can be added to the
build results. The plugin reads a junit.xml compatible file from a configured artifact and
parses the information.
First include the library in your build deps.edn:
{:deps {com.monkeyci/plugin-junit {:mvn/version "VERSION"}}}Then make sure you require it in your build script. It registers itself on a tag
named junit, which should contain the necessary configuration. For example:
(ns build
(:require [monkey.ci.ext.junit :as j]
[monkey.ci.api :as m]))
;; Some build job
(def test-job
(-> (m/container-job "run-tests")
(m/image "docker.io/clojure")
(m/script ["lein test-junit"])
(m/save-artifacts [(m/artifact "test-results" "junit.xml")])
;; Configuration for the plugin
;; Alternatively, you can use {:artifact-id "test-results" :path "junit.xml"}
(j/junit (m/artifact "test-results" "junit.xml"))))
;; Jobs in your build script
[test-job]The plugin will read the artifact with id test-results and extract the junit.xml file
from it, parsing it as xml. The information is added to the build job results under the
key monkey.ci/tests.
Many test tools, such as Apache Maven will generate multiple
test result files in a directory. It's possible to specify a pattern instead of a path
for these situations. The extension will then look up all files matching the pattern in the
archive, and consolidate all extracted test results.
;; Some build job
(def test-job
(-> (m/container-job "run-tests")
(m/image "docker.io/maven:latest")
(m/script ["mvn verify"])
(m/save-artifacts [(m/artifact "test-results" "target/surefire-reports")])
;; Configuration for the plugin
(j/junit {:artifact-id "test-results"
;; Use regex pattern instead of path
:pattern #"surefire-reports/.*.xml"})))Copyright (c) 2024-2025 by Monkey Projects.