A colleague wanted to surface their jasmine tests in a TeamCity build system. Wanted to document the steps I used to help them solve their problem.

Setting up the Jasmine Output

• Add the jasmine-reporters package: npm -i jasmine-reporters --save-dev
• Add an index.js to set up the tests if you haven’t already:

var Jasmine = require('jasmine'); 

var reporters = require('jasmine-reporters');

var jasmine = new Jasmine();

// Load configuration from a file or from an object. jasmine.loadConfig({
    "spec_dir": "spec",
    "spec_files": [
      "**/*\[sS]pec.js" ],
    "helpers": [
      "helpers/**/*.js" ],
    "stopSpecOnExpectationFailure": false,
    "random": true
  });

jasmine.execute();

• Prior to executing the steps, add the TeamCity reporter:

var teamCityReporter = new reporters.TeamCityReporter();

jasmine.configureDefaultReporter(teamCityReporter);

• Update the “test” or “tests” command in your package.json:

"tests": "node .path/to/specs/index.js"

• Prior to executing, add an additional NUnit XML Reporter:

var nunitXmlReporter = new reporters.NUnitXmlReporter();

jasmine.addReporter(nunitXmlReporter);

Updating TeamCity

• Open the build in question
• From the Menu, add a build feature:

• Select the “XML Report Processing” feature, choose an NUnit-style report, and point it to nunitresults.xml (the default location for the jasmine NUnit output):

• Double-check the saved feature:

The Results

We see our tests listed in the build list:

And we see the test output in the overview tab:

And we see the a tests tab with the output of each individual test:

Hope this helps! Happy testing!