Install qf with npm or Docker, or use the GitHub Action

You can now install Qualflare's qf CLI the way your pipeline already installs tools: from npm, as a Docker image, or through a GitHub Action that uploads your test results in one step.

What's new

• npm. npm install -g @qualflare/cli installs qf on macOS, Linux and Windows. Since 0.1.12 it installs through a package for each platform and runs no install script.
• Docker. Multi-architecture images (amd64 and arm64) at ghcr.io/qualflare/qf and docker.io/qualflare/qf, tagged by version and latest. For example: docker run --rm ghcr.io/qualflare/qf version.
• GitHub Action. Qualflare/qualflare-action@v1 downloads qf, signs in and uploads your results. You give it four inputs: token, project, results (a path or glob) and an optional version.

How to use it

- uses: Qualflare/qualflare-action@v1
  with:
    token: ${{ secrets.QUALFLARE_TOKEN }}
    project: my-app
    results: test-results/*.xml

Homebrew still works: brew install qualflare/tap/qf.

Availability

All three install methods work with every Qualflare plan. Since v1.0.3 (November 2026), the Action passes your token through an environment variable instead of the command line, and works on reused self-hosted runners.