Request

To create a parser template, send the following API request to your Zephyr server:

POST http://{your-zephyr}/flex/services/rest/latest/parsertemplate

Here, your-zephyr is the IP address or host name of your Zephyr server.

Use a payload like this for the request:

{
name: "My custom parser", 
jsonTemplate: "[{  
  status: "${testsuite.testcase.failure}",  
  stepText: "${testsuite.testcase.failure}${testsuite.testcase.system-out}",  
  statusExistPass: false,  
  statusString: null,  
  statusFailAttachmentText: "${testsuite.testcase.failure:message}", 
  statusPassAttachmentText: "classname: ${testsuite.testcase:classname} name: ${testsuite.testcase:name} time: ${testsuite.testcase:time}", packageName: "${testsuite.testcase:classname}" ,
  skipTestcaseNames: "",
  testcase: { 
      name: "${testsuite.testcase:name}" 
      },
  requirements: [
      { id: "${testsuite.testcase.requirements.requirement}" } 
      ],
  attachments: [
      { filePath: "${testsuite.testcase.attachments.attachment}" }
      ]
}]"
}

As you can see, the payload structure has two top-level properties:

name – The name of a test tool or framework. Zephyr will show it in the drop-down list of supported frameworks in Jenkins or in the zBot settings screen.
jsonTemplate – JSON data of a new template. See Parser Template Syntax for complete information on its fields.

Response

The Zephyr response will look like this --

{ 
"id": 101, 
"name": "My custom parser", 
"jsonTemplate": "[{  
    "status": "${testsuite.testcase.failure}",
    "stepText": "${testsuite.testcase.failure}${testsuite.testcase.system-out}",  
    "statusExistPass": false,
    "statusString": null,
    "statusFailAttachmentText": "${testsuite.testcase.failure:message}",
    "statusPassAttachmentText": "classname: ${testsuite.testcase:classname} name: ${testsuite.testcase:name} time: ${testsuite.testcase:time}",
    "packageName": "${testsuite.testcase:classname}" ,
    "skipTestcaseNames": "",
    "testcase" : {"name": "${testsuite.testcase:name}"},
    "requirements": [ 
        {"id": "${testsuite.testcase.requirements.requirement}"}
        ],
    "attachments": [
        {"filePath": "${testsuite.testcase.attachments.attachment}"}
        ]
    }]",
"isDeleted": false, 
"isDefault": false, 
"isSbAutomationTool": false,
"createdBy": 1,
"createdOn": 1581580703992 
}

Here --

id – An identifier that Zephyr assigned to the template. You will use it to specify a template you want to edit or delete.
jsonTemplate – The template contents (see Parser Template Syntax).
isDeleted – Indicates whether the template has been deleted or not.
isDefault – true if a template is a pre-configured request, or false if it is a user-defined request.

isSbAutomationTool – Used internally.
createdBy – The id of the user who created the template.
createdOn – The creation timestamp.

Note

A template becomes available right after you created it. All the templates are available for your entire organization in Zephyr.

Zephyr Standalone 6.6.5

Create Parser Templates

Request

Response

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