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A multi-language test reporting tool that turns results from many testing frameworks and CI/CD systems into clear graphical HTML reports.

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What is it?

Allure Report is a lightweight test reporting tool that collects results from automated tests and renders them as an interactive graphical report. It is designed so that developers, testers and other people involved in the development process can see what was tested, what failed and why, without digging through raw logs.

The tool builds unified reports from many testing frameworks across eleven programming languages and can run on common CI/CD systems. Reports can be generated from the command line and viewed as a static web page, making them easy to publish or attach to a build.

The project is maintained by Qameta Software and is distributed through GitHub releases, Homebrew, Scoop and Maven Central. Qameta also offers the commercial Allure TestOps platform built on the same ecosystem.

Key features

  • 01Builds unified reports across many testing frameworks and programming languages.
  • 02Produces interactive graphical HTML reports that can be viewed as a static site.
  • 03Integrates with several CI/CD systems.
  • 04Installable via Homebrew, Scoop, GitHub releases or Maven Central.

Use cases

  • Publishing test results from CI pipelines as a shareable report page.
  • Giving developers and QA teams a single view across tests written in different frameworks.
  • Investigating failed automated tests without reading raw logs.

Quick start

  1. 1

    Install Allure with Homebrew

    brew install allure
  2. 2

    On Windows, install Allure with Scoop

    scoop install allure
  3. 3

    Or download Allure from the releases page

Things to know

  • Its documented install paths are Homebrew and Scoop, plus manual download from releases.

Topics

#testing#test-reporting#ci-cd#qa#test-automation#reporting#allure#reporting-engine

FAQ

What is allure2?
A multi-language test reporting tool that turns results from many testing frameworks and CI/CD systems into clear graphical HTML reports. Allure Report is a lightweight test reporting tool that collects results from automated tests and renders them as an interactive graphical report. It is designed so that developers, testers and other people involved in the development process can see what was tested, what failed and why, without digging through raw logs.
Is allure2 free to use? What license does it have?
allure2 is open source under the Apache-2.0 license. Check the license terms before using it in commercial products.
Is allure2 still maintained?
Actively maintained. The last commit to allure2 was on Oct 16, 2026.
What can I use allure2 for?
Publishing test results from CI pipelines as a shareable report page. Giving developers and QA teams a single view across tests written in different frameworks. Investigating failed automated tests without reading raw logs.
How do I install allure2?
Install Allure with Homebrew: brew install allure On Windows, install Allure with Scoop: scoop install allure Or download Allure from the releases page
Where can I get allure2?
The source code and installation instructions are on GitHub: https://github.com/allure-framework/allure2

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