What is the test coverage?
See original GitHub issueI ran the npm run test
, and got a result of ā57 tests passedā. Is there any information about the radio on test coverage?
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Cool! c8 works well. Thanks for the advice š¹
Iām doing research about Software Analysis; I need to collect popular projects with high code coverage tests.š
You can run
ava
withc8
to calculate code coverage: https://github.com/avajs/ava/blob/main/docs/recipes/code-coverage.mdThough bigger question is: What causes your interest?
Itās easy to get a 100% test coverage, itās much harder to write tests that actually verifies the intended functionality.
Highlighting code coverage isnāt very useful and not a very good metric to eg. evaluate modules by.