Add additional information to report

[martingrossmann]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
The Testerra legacy report provided the ReportInfo class to add some information to the dashboard or to method details page.
ReportNG does not have such a feature to personalize the report.

Describe the solution you'd like
The ExecutionContext could hold some meta data as a map. The content of this map can be placed on the dashboard in an extra box.

[mreiche]

We need to introduce a new Info model. My proposal would be to have the following information.

• Info Key (like xray.sync.status)
• Message
• LogLevel (like WARN, INFO, ERROR)

This Info model could be added to the MethodContext or ExecutionContext like:

Info info = new Info("Synchronisation successful", LogLevel.INFO);
context.setInfo("xray.sync.status", info);

[martingrossmann]

If we add the Info object to MethodContext and to ExecutionContext we will have the possibility to add information to the whole test run and to single methods.

[mreiche]

Proposal 2: Add a prompt property to LogMessage class

A message with prompt=true is not a regular message based on a Log4J LogEvent, but it's user generated.

Advantages:

• We can reuse the LogMessage model
• LogMessages are context sensitive and can be placed in MethodContext or ExecutionContext
• They are visible in the reports log view
• They can be shown within the Reports' method details view by filtering:

  const promptMessage = methodContext.logMessages.filter(value => value.prompt);

To create such a message programatically, do:

LogMessage logMessage = new LogMessage("Synchronisation successful", Level.INFO);
methodContext.addLogMessage(logMessage);

Assert.assertTrue(logMessage.isPrompt());

User-friendly usage via. Loggable interface:

// Regular context sensitive log message
log().info("My log message");

// Prompt context sensitive log message
prompt().warn("XRay synchronisation failed");

[mreiche]

Final proposal (works best with current implementation).

log().info("Prompts a message", Loggable.prompt);
log().info("Sends a message to another MethodContext", MethodContext methodContext);
log().info("Prompt me to method context", Loggable.prompt, MethodContext methodContext);