Saga : Better code coverage tool for JavaScript
Saga is looking for a new maintainer Read more on the related issue page What? Another coverage tool? Indeed. I've been using JSCoverage a lot - and it proved to be a pain to use in a Continuous Integration environment. In desperation, I wrote the jscoverage-maven-plugin, a Maven wrapper around JSCoverage, which did the job, except for some huge drawbacks: It directly depended on JSCoverage. It on
JavaScript Code Coverage with Istanbul · ariya.io
JavaScript Code Coverage with Istanbul Dec 5, 2012 3 min read #craftsmanship #esprima #javascript #jstools #web Achieving a good code coverage is a useful practice in today’s software craftsmanship. For JavaScript applications, whether it is for the browser or for the server, many tools to check the statement coverage are available. What about branch coverage? Fortunately, such a tool is finally a
JavaScript code coverage and Esprima · ariya.io
JavaScript code coverage and Esprima Mar 19, 2012 8 min read #craftsmanship #esprima #javascript A common approach to implement code coverage analysis for JavaScript code is by adding extra instrumentation to the code. Since the instrument function is also executed by the JavaScript engine, this gives additional information as to which part of the code is being executed. A naive trick is to wrap t
ScriptCover makes Javascript coverage analysis easy
I can't check out the source code. Every time I run "git clone https://code.google.com/p/script-cover/", I get following output: Initialized empty Git repository in /home/jboss/tmp/script-cover/.git/ fatal: https://code.google.com/p/script-cover//info/refs not found: did you run git update-server-info on the server? I would really like to give this extension a try! ReplyDelete
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