How to automate unit tests with github actions and coveralls for an npm package

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  • dynamicss

    Manage CSS stylesheets dynamically with JavaScript

    • Well, first we need to create a public repository for a javascript project on Github. You can use mine as a template. Dynamicss is a project is an npm package that is ised to manage dynamically css stylesheets using javascript. I will use this project in this example.

  • coveralls-public

    The public issue tracker for coveralls.io

    • Since there is no need to reinvent the wheel, I will take advantage of an existing github action in the Continuous integration workflows category: Node.js. With this action I will set up this action in one of my public repositories. I will set up Node.js action for automating my unit test and also integrate with coveralls.io for getting a badge of how much my tests covers relevant lines.

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