llt-parse

To parse Catch2 test results, supply the XML report path and/or console log path. The parser auto-detects Catch2 XML formats and extracts console output, merging both into a standard LLT JSON envelope with overall statistics and detailed test cases.

Supported Catch2 XML report formats include JUnit-style, native v3, and v2. The parser auto-detects the specific XML schema during processing to accurately extract test status, duration, and failure details.

You can convert Catch2 console output into structured JSON by providing the console log file. The parser performs best-effort extraction of test results from the text, generating a payload suitable for QA reporting and automated dashboards.

Yes, when both XML and console sources are provided, the parser merges results while prioritizing XML data. It deduplicates test cases by test name to ensure a single, accurate record per test in the final JSON output.

No, you do not need both inputs. The parser enforces at least one input source, meaning you can generate the LLT JSON envelope with statistics and test results using either the XML report or the console log independently.

The best way to automate Catch2 test reporting is to parse test outputs into a standard JSON envelope. This unified payload contains overall statistics, detailed test results, and source references, enabling seamless integration with automated QA dashboards.