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Katalon Studio has no native Allure adapter. Here's how to get one anyway.

JUnit has an official Allure adapter. TestNG has one. Cucumber has one. Katalon Studio does not, even though it's one of the most widely used test automation platforms out there. Allure-Katalon Bridge fixes that. It turns any Katalon Studio project into an Allure-reporting project by copying a handful of files into it. No plugin installation, no OSGi packaging, no command line required, and no…

Katalon Studio lacks an official Allure adapter, but a third-party solution exists. The Allure-Katalon Bridge turns a Katalon Studio project into one that generates Allure reports automatically. Installation is straightforward, with options to double-click, drag-and-drop, or use scripts for CI integrations. Once installed, each test suite run produces individual Allure results for each test case, including status, timing, labels for the test framework, and failure screenshots on non-passed WebUI tests.

A stable history ID allows trend data to be displayed in the report, rather than individual results. The report file is self-contained, requiring no additional setup or servers. The bridge also supports step-level details, custom keywords, and configuration options for various aspects of the report, such as results directory, screenshot policies, and categorization. All installation files are tracked in a manifest file to ensure a clean uninstall.

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