Add support for outputting HTML report to StringIO#94
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Bypass filesystem if needed, or output to an open File object, instead of writing to a given filename.
Allow loading report data from a provided JSON string instead of loading from a path on the filesystem.
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@rajatthareja Hi, thank you for making this gem, we are using it to generate reports of tests on websites. We save our Cucumber results to a database so I have added functionality to allow loading from an input string and outputting to a StringIO (to serve directly to browser from controller). I have added tests for both new features - let me know if you need me to make any adjustments. |
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Bypass filesystem if needed, or output to an open File object, instead
of writing to a given filename.