Convert Extent Report Logs to Professional HTML View with Java

By Bhau Automation • Master Test Reporting with Java & Extent Reports

🎯 What You Will Learn in This Video

• How Extent Report logs are generated
• How to convert logs into HTML report
• Adding system info in Extent Reports
• Integrating Extent with TestNG framework
• Professional report structure & layout
• Maven setup for Extent Reports

📌 What is Extent Reports?

Extent Reports is a powerful reporting library used in Java automation frameworks to generate beautiful, interactive, and professional HTML test reports. It converts raw execution logs into visually rich reports that are easy to understand for both QA teams and stakeholders.

• Supports Selenium, TestNG, JUnit, API automation
• Generates interactive HTML reports
• Supports screenshots, logs, and system info

📌 Why Convert Logs to HTML View?

Raw console logs are hard to read and analyze. By converting logs into HTML view using Extent Reports:

• Reports become visually attractive
• Easy debugging and failure analysis
• Professional presentation to clients & managers
• Better traceability and history tracking

⚙ Maven Setup for Extent Reports

  com.aventstack
  extentreports
  5.0.9

🛠 Java Code – Create Extent HTML Report

ExtentSparkReporter spark = new ExtentSparkReporter("target/ExtentReport.html");
ExtentReports extent = new ExtentReports();
extent.attachReporter(spark);

extent.setSystemInfo("OS", "Windows 11");
extent.setSystemInfo("Tester", "Bhau Automation");
extent.setSystemInfo("Environment", "QA");

ExtentTest test = extent.createTest("Login Test");
test.pass("Browser launched");
test.pass("User logged in successfully");
test.fail("Dashboard validation failed");

extent.flush();

After execution, an interactive HTML report will be generated with:

• Test name
• Pass/Fail status
• System information
• Execution timeline

🔗 Integrate with TestNG Framework

You can easily integrate Extent Reports with TestNG using Listeners:

public class ExtentListener implements ITestListener {

    public void onTestSuccess(ITestResult result) {
        ExtentManager.getTest().pass("Test Passed");
    }

    public void onTestFailure(ITestResult result) {
        ExtentManager.getTest().fail("Test Failed");
    }
}

📊 Adding System Info in Extent Reports

• Operating System
• Java Version
• Browser Name
• Environment
• Tester Name

🎯 Real-World Use Cases

• Selenium automation projects
• API automation reports
• CI/CD pipeline reports
• Client demo reports
• Management reporting

🎥 Watch Full Video Tutorial

👉 Watch: Convert Extent Report Logs to Professional HTML View

✅ Key Takeaways

• Extent Reports converts logs into rich HTML view
• Essential for professional automation frameworks
• Improves reporting quality and readability
• Must-have skill for QA automation engineers

🚀 Created with ❤️ by Bhau Automation