RP Jump 🔗

A Chrome extension that instantly jumps from ReportPortal test failure pages to the corresponding Magna logs directory. No more manual navigation through nested directories!

Overview

When debugging test failures in ReportPortal, finding the corresponding logs in Magna can be tedious. RP Jump automates this process:

1. Click the extension icon (or use the right-click menu) while viewing a ReportPortal test log page
2. The extension extracts test information from ReportPortal API directly
3. It navigates through Magna's directory structure to find the matching logs
4. Opens the logs directory in a new tab - done! 🎉

No server required! Everything runs directly in the browser extension.

Architecture

The project is a self-contained Chrome extension (rpjump_extension/):

• background/ -- Service worker, context menu, and ReportPortal API logic
• directory-browser/ -- Local filesystem browser UI
• options/ -- Settings and configuration page
• shared/ -- Common utilities (favorites, errors, helpers)
• vendor/ -- Bundled third-party libraries (see Third-Party Open Source)

Prerequisites

• Chrome browser
• ReportPortal API access (API key and base URL)
  • In ReportPortal: click your avatar/profile (bottom‑left) → Profile → API Keys
  • The base URL is the root of your instance, e.g. https://reportportal.example.com
• Access to Magna logs server
• ReportPortal project must be "ocs" (hardcoded)

Installation

1. Clone the repository (or download the extension folder):

   git clone <repository-url>
   cd rp_jump

2. Install the Chrome Extension:

   • Open Chrome and navigate to chrome://extensions/
   • Enable Developer mode (toggle in the top-right)
   • Click Load unpacked
   • Select the rpjump_extension/ directory

3. Configure RP Jump:

   • Click the ellipsis icon next to the RP Jump extension and select Options
   • Enter your ReportPortal API key and base URL
   • Click Save Configuration

That's it! No server setup required. The extension works entirely in the browser.

Usage

1. Navigate to a ReportPortal test log page in Chrome

   • The URL should contain /launches/ (e.g., .../launches/<launch_id>/<item_id>/log)

2. Right-click on the page (or on a specific link) and open the "RP Jump 🔗" menu:

   • RP Jump 🔗: The main item. Clicks here will perform the standard jump to the logs root.
   • must-gather root 📂: Jump specifically to the root of the must-gather logs directory.
   • Favorites ⭐: A submenu for your saved log locations.
     • : Click any saved favorite to jump directly to that sub-path within the current logs.
   • Add to favorites! 💫: Save the current sub-path (relative to the must-gather root) as a favorite. You will be prompted to name it.
   • Browse Local Directory 📁: Browse local filesystem directories in Apache autoindex style (see below).

3. The extension will:

   • ✅ Success: Open the corresponding Magna logs directory (in a new tab, or update current tab if already in logs)
   • ❌ Error: Show an alert with the error message

Favorites Feature

RP Jump allows you to save frequently accessed log sub-directories (e.g., specific pod logs, namespace events) as "Favorites".

• Adding: Navigate to a sub-directory in the logs (e.g., inside must-gather), right-click, and select Add to favorites!. You can give it a custom name.
• Using: On any future test failure page (or while browsing other logs), select your favorite from the menu. RP Jump will find the logs root for the current test run and append your favorite's sub-path.
• Managing: Open the extension's Options page to rename, reorder (drag and drop), export/import, or delete favorites.

Local Directory Browser

RP Jump includes a built-in local directory browser. Right-click and select Browse Local Directory 📁 to pick a folder from your machine and browse it in Apache autoindex style -- no server needed. Supports full folder/file navigation, breadcrumbs, file viewing, and browser back/forward. Useful for browsing extracted tarballs or local log archives in the same familiar interface as remote Magna logs.

Third-Party Open Source

RP Jump bundles the following open-source libraries (all MIT-licensed):

Library	Description	Repository
pako 2.1.0	JavaScript zlib port (deflate/inflate/gzip)	nodeca/pako
js-untar 2.0.0	Tar file extraction in the browser	InvokIT/js-untar
fflate	High-performance compression (deflate/gzip/zlib)	101arrowz/fflate

Full license texts are in vendor/THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md.

Security Notes

• API keys are stored locally in Chrome's extension storage (not synced across devices)
• All API requests are made directly from your browser to ReportPortal and Magna servers
• Configuration never leaves your machine
• The extension requires <all_urls> permission to access ReportPortal and Magna APIs