Reporting on tests in Newman
Newman is a powerful tool for running tests, but the point of having test automation isn't just so that you can run tests. The point of test automation is to be able to improve a product's quality based on the results you get. You need to know when tests fail so that you can follow up on those failures and see if they represent issues in the product. Effective test automation also requires paying attention to the tests themselves. You want to run tests that are effective and useful, and not just keep running a test that isn't telling you anything. In order to do all of this, you need test reporting. This section will help you understand how reporting works in Newman. You will learn how to use the built-in reporters that Newman has. You will also learn how to install and use community build reporters, and I will even walk you through an example that shows you how you can build your own Newman test reporter.
