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Add code coverage using NYC and integrate with codecov
See original GitHub issue- Add code coverage metrics for
lebab - Integrate with
codecovto push code coverage data to codecov
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Sample Reference: https://github.com/addi90/build-notification-api/blob/master/package.json#L9
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Wonderful. I would try to move the system test to
system-testand then create the scripts to run both the tests separatelyRather than use a file-extension, I’d simply move the system tests to separate directory. And then
npm run testandnps run system-testwould simply execute tests in corresponding directories.FYI: there’s really just one system test
test/binTest.js, however I still think a separate directory would serve it better.