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Export to CSV ​

Allure Report automatically generates CSV files that you can open and analyze in external software, such as Microsoft Excel or Google Sheets.

You can get these files by using the Download CSV file on top of the corresponding tab in the HTML report or just by browsing to the data subdirectory in the output directory.

CSV export example

Suites data ​

To get the suites CSV file, click the Download CSV button on the Suites tab, or just open the file directly as data/suites.csv in the output directory.

Download Suites CSV file

Each row in the file describes a single test result, with the following columns.

  • Status — the test status. Possible values are: “trivial”, “minor”, “normal”, “critical”, and “blocker”.
  • Start Time, Stop Time — information about when the test was executed, with seconds precision.
  • Duration in ms — how long it took to complete the test, with milliseconds precision.
  • Parent Suite, Suite, Sub Suite — the test's location in the suite-based hierarchy.
  • Test Class, Test Method — the test's class and method names, as reported by the Allure adapter.
  • Name — the test's title.
  • Description — the test's description.

Behaviors data ​

To get the behaviors CSV file, click the Download CSV button on the Behaviors tab, or just open the file directly as data/behaviors.csv in the output directory.

Download Behaviors CSV file

Each row in the file shows aggregate data about test results with identical behavior-based labels, with the following columns.

  • Epic, Feature, Story — the tests' location in the behavior-based hierarchy.
  • FAILED, BROKEN, PASSED, SKIPPED, UNKNOWN — number of tests with each test status in the given epic, feature and story.

Categories data ​

To get the categories CSV file, click the Download CSV button on the Categories tab, or just open the file directly as data/categories.csv in the output directory.

Download Categories CSV file

Each row in the file shows aggregate data about test results from the same category, with the following columns.

  • Category — the name of a test category.
  • FAILED, BROKEN, PASSED, SKIPPED, UNKNOWN — number of tests with each test status in the given category.
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