How to write error logs from command prompt to a file in protractor
I am using protractor-cucumber frame work. I am running my protractor script by the command protractor conf.js from the command prompt. I need to write the error logs from the command prompt to a external .log file after the execution of the protractor script. How can I catch this command prompt output to a file through the code. I need to get the logs in both command prompt and in an external .log file for which we should give the .log file path in the code).
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I am using protractor-cucumber frame work. I am running my protractor script by the command protractor conf.js from the command prompt. I need to write the error logs from the command prompt to a external .log file after the execution of the protractor script. How can I catch this command prompt output to a file through the code. I need to get the logs in both command prompt and in an external .log file for which we should give the .log file path in the code).
protractor cucumberjs
edited Nov 12 at 8:29
betontalpfa
8351023
asked Nov 12 at 7:41
Mathews Mathew
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Have you tried redirecting the standard output?
– betontalpfa
Nov 12 at 8:09
Please read this post.
– betontalpfa
Nov 12 at 8:19
Thanks for your reply. Redirecting the standard output is working for me, but what I need is if the test failed then only need to write the error logs to another file. I am able to identify whether the test failed or passed through the code, But I am not able to write the error logs in the command prompt to an another file through the code.
– Mathews Mathew
Nov 12 at 8:59
@betontalpfa, i am doing like appending the logs of each test run.I am using protractor conf.js >> F:logslog.txt ,the logs are writing to the log.txt but i am not able to identify the date here.So how can we identify each logs by date?
– Devleena
Nov 12 at 9:45
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I am using protractor-cucumber frame work. I am running my protractor script by the command protractor conf.js from the command prompt. I need to write the error logs from the command prompt to a external .log file after the execution of the protractor script. How can I catch this command prompt output to a file through the code. I need to get the logs in both command prompt and in an external .log file for which we should give the .log file path in the code).
protractor cucumberjs
edited Nov 12 at 8:29
betontalpfa
8351023
asked Nov 12 at 7:41
Mathews Mathew
214
I am using protractor-cucumber frame work. I am running my protractor script by the command protractor conf.js from the command prompt. I need to write the error logs from the command prompt to a external .log file after the execution of the protractor script. How can I catch this command prompt output to a file through the code. I need to get the logs in both command prompt and in an external .log file for which we should give the .log file path in the code).
protractor cucumberjs
protractor cucumberjs
edited Nov 12 at 8:29
betontalpfa
8351023
asked Nov 12 at 7:41
Mathews Mathew
214
edited Nov 12 at 8:29
betontalpfa
8351023
asked Nov 12 at 7:41
Mathews Mathew
214
edited Nov 12 at 8:29
betontalpfa
8351023
edited Nov 12 at 8:29
betontalpfa
8351023
edited Nov 12 at 8:29
betontalpfa
8351023
8351023
asked Nov 12 at 7:41
Mathews Mathew
214
asked Nov 12 at 7:41
Mathews Mathew
214
asked Nov 12 at 7:41
Mathews Mathew
214
214
Have you tried redirecting the standard output?
– betontalpfa
Nov 12 at 8:09
Please read this post.
– betontalpfa
Nov 12 at 8:19
Thanks for your reply. Redirecting the standard output is working for me, but what I need is if the test failed then only need to write the error logs to another file. I am able to identify whether the test failed or passed through the code, But I am not able to write the error logs in the command prompt to an another file through the code.
– Mathews Mathew
Nov 12 at 8:59
@betontalpfa, i am doing like appending the logs of each test run.I am using protractor conf.js >> F:logslog.txt ,the logs are writing to the log.txt but i am not able to identify the date here.So how can we identify each logs by date?
– Devleena
Nov 12 at 9:45
add a comment |
Have you tried redirecting the standard output?
– betontalpfa
Nov 12 at 8:09
Please read this post.
– betontalpfa
Nov 12 at 8:19
Thanks for your reply. Redirecting the standard output is working for me, but what I need is if the test failed then only need to write the error logs to another file. I am able to identify whether the test failed or passed through the code, But I am not able to write the error logs in the command prompt to an another file through the code.
– Mathews Mathew
Nov 12 at 8:59
@betontalpfa, i am doing like appending the logs of each test run.I am using protractor conf.js >> F:logslog.txt ,the logs are writing to the log.txt but i am not able to identify the date here.So how can we identify each logs by date?
– Devleena
Nov 12 at 9:45
Have you tried redirecting the standard output?
– betontalpfa
Nov 12 at 8:09
Have you tried redirecting the standard output?
– betontalpfa
Nov 12 at 8:09
Please read this post.
– betontalpfa
Nov 12 at 8:19
Please read this post.
– betontalpfa
Nov 12 at 8:19
Thanks for your reply. Redirecting the standard output is working for me, but what I need is if the test failed then only need to write the error logs to another file. I am able to identify whether the test failed or passed through the code, But I am not able to write the error logs in the command prompt to an another file through the code.
– Mathews Mathew
Nov 12 at 8:59
Thanks for your reply. Redirecting the standard output is working for me, but what I need is if the test failed then only need to write the error logs to another file. I am able to identify whether the test failed or passed through the code, But I am not able to write the error logs in the command prompt to an another file through the code.
– Mathews Mathew
Nov 12 at 8:59
@betontalpfa, i am doing like appending the logs of each test run.I am using protractor conf.js >> F:logslog.txt ,the logs are writing to the log.txt but i am not able to identify the date here.So how can we identify each logs by date?
– Devleena
Nov 12 at 9:45
@betontalpfa, i am doing like appending the logs of each test run.I am using protractor conf.js >> F:logslog.txt ,the logs are writing to the log.txt but i am not able to identify the date here.So how can we identify each logs by date?
– Devleena
Nov 12 at 9:45
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if you are using jasmine, You should try below code
SpecDone: function(execResult) {
for(var i = 0; i < execResult.failedExpectations.length; i++) {
console.log('Failure: ' + execResult.failedExpectations[i].message);
console.log(execResult.failedExpectations[i].stack);
}
}
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if you are using jasmine, You should try below code
SpecDone: function(execResult) {
for(var i = 0; i < execResult.failedExpectations.length; i++) {
console.log('Failure: ' + execResult.failedExpectations[i].message);
console.log(execResult.failedExpectations[i].stack);
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if you are using jasmine, You should try below code
SpecDone: function(execResult) {
for(var i = 0; i < execResult.failedExpectations.length; i++) {
console.log('Failure: ' + execResult.failedExpectations[i].message);
console.log(execResult.failedExpectations[i].stack);
}
}
answered Nov 15 at 12:26
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if you are using jasmine, You should try below code
SpecDone: function(execResult) {
for(var i = 0; i < execResult.failedExpectations.length; i++) {
console.log('Failure: ' + execResult.failedExpectations[i].message);
console.log(execResult.failedExpectations[i].stack);
}
}
answered Nov 15 at 12:26
Yash Jagdale
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if you are using jasmine, You should try below code
SpecDone: function(execResult) {
for(var i = 0; i < execResult.failedExpectations.length; i++) {
console.log('Failure: ' + execResult.failedExpectations[i].message);
console.log(execResult.failedExpectations[i].stack);
}
}
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answered Nov 15 at 12:26
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answered Nov 15 at 12:26
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Have you tried redirecting the standard output?
– betontalpfa
Nov 12 at 8:09
Please read this post.
– betontalpfa
Nov 12 at 8:19
Thanks for your reply. Redirecting the standard output is working for me, but what I need is if the test failed then only need to write the error logs to another file. I am able to identify whether the test failed or passed through the code, But I am not able to write the error logs in the command prompt to an another file through the code.
– Mathews Mathew
Nov 12 at 8:59
@betontalpfa, i am doing like appending the logs of each test run.I am using protractor conf.js >> F:logslog.txt ,the logs are writing to the log.txt but i am not able to identify the date here.So how can we identify each logs by date?
– Devleena
Nov 12 at 9:45