How to create test reports from Espresso

I have successfully run a test project on Jenkins using Ant. I see the test results on the console output, but how do I create a report?

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I use Jenkins and Espresso. I use Spoon by Jake Wharton to create my reports. Take a look! They are clean and very easy to use.

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Without using Espresso, this can be done easily using Zutubi 's JUnitReportTestRunner. Then the report can be digested, for example. via Jenkins xUnit Plugin

Espresso, though, requires its own tester, which should be based on Google Instrumentation . The combination of JUnitReportTestRunner and GoogleInstrumentationTestRunner is pretty negligent at the moment, because GoogleInstrumentationTestRunner does not provide a method for attaching a test listener. This google groups post shows how to attach a listener to the Zutubi project anyway.

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