Allure Framework
Official Allure Framework projects, integrations, and community resources for test reporting.
- Learn more about Allure Report at https://allurereport.org
- 📚 Documentation – discover official documentation for Allure Report
- ❓ Questions and Support – get help from the team and community
- 📢 Official announcements – be in touch with the latest updates
- 💬 General Discussion – engage in casual conversations, share insights and ideas with the community
Overview
Allure Report is an open-source, framework-agnostic test result visualization tool. It turns automated test output into clear, interactive reports with steps, fixtures, attachments, labels, links, retries, history, environments, and failure details.
Allure was built to make test results readable by people rather than buried in CI logs. The plot twist is that the same structured evidence is useful for agents too: both humans and AI assistants can inspect a run, understand what failed, and decide what to do next.
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Ecosystem
Integration Directory
Most framework adapters live in a language-level repository. Expand a stack below or use the full framework index.
CI/CD and Tooling
Allure TestOps
Allure Report is Apache 2.0 open source and works locally, in CI, and in private environments.
When reporting alone is no longer enough, Allure TestOps turns the same ecosystem into centralized, actionable quality management for teams that need long-term storage, launch analytics, compliance, access control, and cross-project visibility.
For security and compliance details, see the Allure Trust Center.
Community
- Ask usage questions in Questions and Support.
- Follow project news in Announcements.
- Share ideas in General Discussion.
- Open issues in the repository that owns the affected package or integration.
- Report security vulnerabilities privately at security at qameta.io.