check-code-coverage

Utilities for checking the coverage produced by NYC against extra or missing files (by bahmutov)

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  • Combined Unit & E2E Code Coverage: case study on a real life system using Angular, Jest, Cypress & GitLab
    2 projects | dev.to | 23 Jan 2021
    Evaluate the combined coverage from the unit test and parallel e2e jobs, fail the CI job if the coverage is below a defined threshold. We will utilize Gleb's check-code-coverage npm package . Note that we can set a threshold for the unit test framework (Jest or Karma have their own coverage threshold settings) as well as a cypress e2e job by configuring the nyc test coverage threshold. The challenge here is to evaluate the combined coverage of all files, and (optionally) enforce failure when coverage drops. check-total can specify the coverage folder location and the threshold: npx check-total --from combined-coverage/coverage-summary.json --min 95. The job exits with a non-zero code if the coverage is below the set minimum (ex: 95), breaking the CI job. Doing this check is is optional. With GitLab there is also the option to have the job to allow failure so that there is a warning instead of a failure.

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