The report format specified in the section https://github.com/browserstack/browserstack-runner#usage-as-a-module is seen to be valid with mocha tests; however, with jasmine 1.3.1 the format is very different. A sample is as follows: ``` { "browser": "Windows 10, Chrome 58.0", "tests": [], "suites": { "runtime": 50, "total": 2, "passed": 2, "failed": 0, "tracebacks": [], "url": "/tests/html/tests.html" } } ``` This Travis build https://travis-ci.org/browsejs/browse.js/builds/230661641 can be looked at for seeing reports generated in this format. The test script run in this build is `bs/run.js` in the repository https://github.com/browsejs/browse.js. It's been written as per the instructions in the section https://github.com/browserstack/browserstack-runner#usage-as-a-module, and it just outputs the report obtained through `browserstack-runner` module, and does not perform any formatting or processing of the report.
The report format specified in the section https://github.com/browserstack/browserstack-runner#usage-as-a-module is seen to be valid with mocha tests; however, with jasmine 1.3.1 the format is very different. A sample is as follows:
This Travis build https://travis-ci.org/browsejs/browse.js/builds/230661641 can be looked at for seeing reports generated in this format. The test script run in this build is
bs/run.jsin the repository https://github.com/browsejs/browse.js. It's been written as per the instructions in the section https://github.com/browserstack/browserstack-runner#usage-as-a-module, and it just outputs the report obtained throughbrowserstack-runnermodule, and does not perform any formatting or processing of the report.