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Detect flaky tests by running your test suite multiple times. Works with Playwright, Selenium, Cypress, Jest, Pytest and any JUnit/JSON reporter.

Package Exports

  • deflaky-cli
  • deflaky-cli/dist/index.js

This package does not declare an exports field, so the exports above have been automatically detected and optimized by JSPM instead. If any package subpath is missing, it is recommended to post an issue to the original package (deflaky-cli) to support the "exports" field. If that is not possible, create a JSPM override to customize the exports field for this package.

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DeFlaky

Detect flaky tests by running your test suite multiple times.

DeFlaky wraps your existing test command, runs it N times, and identifies which tests are flaky, always-failing, or stable. It calculates a FlakeScore and optionally pushes results to the DeFlaky Dashboard.

Works with Playwright, Selenium, Cypress, Jest, Pytest, Mocha and any framework that outputs JUnit XML or JSON reports.

Install

npm install -g deflaky-cli

Or use without installing:

npx deflaky-cli --help

Quick Start

# Run your test suite 5 times and detect flaky tests
deflaky -c "npx playwright test" -r 5

# Run 10 times with verbose output
deflaky -c "npx jest --ci" -r 10 --verbose

# Push results to DeFlaky dashboard
deflaky -c "npx playwright test" -r 5 --push --token YOUR_TOKEN

# Fail CI if FlakeScore drops below 90%
deflaky -c "npx pytest" -r 3 --fail-threshold 90

CLI Reference

Flag Alias Description Default
--command <cmd> -c Test command to run required
--runs <number> -r Number of iterations 5
--push Send results to DeFlaky dashboard false
--token <token> -t API token (or DEFLAKY_TOKEN env)
--format <format> Report format: junit, json, auto auto
--fail-threshold <n> Fail if FlakeScore is below this %
--verbose Show detailed output false

What is FlakeScore?

FlakeScore = (stable tests / total tests) x 100

  • 100% = All tests are stable (pass or fail consistently)
  • < 100% = Some tests are flaky (sometimes pass, sometimes fail)
  • A test is "flaky" if it passes in some runs and fails in others

License

MIT