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The 'istanbul-api' npm package provides a set of APIs for working with code coverage in JavaScript projects. It is part of the Istanbul toolset, which is widely used for measuring code coverage in JavaScript applications. The package allows you to create coverage reports, manage coverage data, and instrument code for coverage analysis.
Creating Coverage Reports
This feature allows you to create coverage reports in various formats such as HTML. The code sample demonstrates how to create an HTML coverage report using the 'istanbul-api' package.
const istanbul = require('istanbul-api');
const reports = istanbul.reports;
const collector = new istanbul.Collector();
const reporter = reports.create('html', { dir: './coverage' });
collector.add(global.__coverage__);
reporter.writeReport(collector, true);
Managing Coverage Data
This feature allows you to manage and manipulate coverage data. The code sample shows how to create a coverage map and add file coverage data to it.
const istanbul = require('istanbul-api');
const coverageMap = istanbul.libCoverage.createCoverageMap();
coverageMap.addFileCoverage(global.__coverage__);
console.log(coverageMap.toJSON());
Instrumenting Code for Coverage
This feature allows you to instrument code for coverage analysis. The code sample demonstrates how to read a JavaScript file, instrument it for coverage, and write the instrumented code to a new file.
const istanbul = require('istanbul-api');
const instrumenter = istanbul.libInstrument.createInstrumenter();
const fs = require('fs');
const code = fs.readFileSync('path/to/your/file.js', 'utf8');
const instrumentedCode = instrumenter.instrumentSync(code, 'path/to/your/file.js');
fs.writeFileSync('path/to/your/instrumented-file.js', instrumentedCode);
NYC is a command-line interface for Istanbul. It provides a simple way to instrument and report code coverage for your JavaScript applications. NYC is often used in conjunction with testing frameworks like Mocha or Jest. Compared to 'istanbul-api', NYC is more user-friendly and easier to integrate into existing projects.
C8 is a code coverage tool built on top of V8's built-in code coverage capabilities. It provides a fast and accurate way to measure code coverage for Node.js applications. C8 is particularly useful for projects that require high performance and accuracy. Unlike 'istanbul-api', C8 leverages V8's native coverage features, making it faster and more efficient.
Jest is a JavaScript testing framework that comes with built-in code coverage support. It uses Istanbul under the hood to generate coverage reports. Jest provides an all-in-one solution for testing and coverage, making it a popular choice for many JavaScript projects. While 'istanbul-api' focuses solely on coverage, Jest offers a comprehensive testing and coverage solution.
Deprecated high-level API for istanbul.
Remaining users of this module should migrate:
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High level API for istanbul features
The npm package istanbul-api receives a total of 358,759 weekly downloads. As such, istanbul-api popularity was classified as popular.
We found that istanbul-api demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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