Private/New-FailedTestsInfo.ps1
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Function New-FailedTestsInfo { <# .SYNOPSIS Creates one or more custom objects of the type : 'PSCodeHealth.Overall.FailedTestsInfo'. .DESCRIPTION Creates one or more custom objects of the type : 'PSCodeHealth.Overall.FailedTestsInfo'. This outputs an object containing key information about each failed test. This information is used in the overall health report. .PARAMETER TestsResult To specify the Pester tests result object. .EXAMPLE PS C:\> New-FailedTestsInfo -TestsResult $TestsResult Returns a new custom object of the type 'PSCodeHealth.Overall.FailedTestsInfo' for each failed test in the input $TestsResult. .OUTPUTS PSCodeHealth.Overall.FailedTestsInfo .NOTES #> [CmdletBinding()] [OutputType([PSCustomObject[]])] Param ( [Parameter(Position=0, Mandatory)] [PSCustomObject]$TestsResult ) $FailedTests = $TestsResult.TestResult.Where({ -not $_.Passed }) Foreach ( $FailedTest in $FailedTests ) { $SplitStackTrace = $FailedTest.StackTrace -split ':\s' $File = ($SplitStackTrace[0] -split '\\')[-1] $Line = ((($SplitStackTrace[1] -split '\n') | Where-Object { $_ -match 'line' }) -split '\s') $LineNumber = $Line | Where-Object { $_ -match '\d+' } $ObjectProperties = [ordered]@{ 'File' = $File 'Line' = $LineNumber 'Describe' = $FailedTest.Describe 'TestName' = $FailedTest.Name 'ErrorMessage' = $FailedTest.FailureMessage } $CustomObject = New-Object -TypeName PSObject -Property $ObjectProperties $CustomObject.psobject.TypeNames.Insert(0, 'PSCodeHealth.Overall.FailedTestsInfo') $CustomObject } } |