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istanbul-combine
Advanced tools
Combine coverage reports from multiple runs in to a single coverage report.
var combine = require('istanbul-combine');
var opts = {
dir: 'coverage', // output directory for combined report(s)
pattern: 'coverage/*-coverage.json', // json reports to be combined
print: 'summary', // print to the console (summary, detail, both, none)
base:'sources', // base directory for resolving absolute paths, see karma bug
reporters: {
html: { /* html reporter options */ },
cobertura: { /* etc. */ }
}
};
combine(opts, function(err) { }); // async with node style completion callback
combine(opts).then(/* ... */ ); // async with promise return value
combine.sync(opts); // synchronous
npm install -g istanbul-combine
istanbul-combine -d coverage -p summary -r lcov -r html coverage/coverage-a.json coverage/coverage-b.json /coverage/*.json
usage: istanbul-combine [options] patterns
where patterns
is any number of file glob-patterns separated by whitespace
options:
-d
: output directory for the report(s). Defaults to coverage
-p
: what to print to the console. summary
| detail
| both
| none
. Defaults to summary
.-r
: a reporter. lcov
, html
, etc. You can specify multiple reporters by using this tag multiple times.-b
: base directory resolving relative paths to absolute ones. Fixes a bug with where karma reports relative file paths.You will need to use the base
or -b
option if you intend to combine reports generated using karma-coverage
with
reports generated using other tools (i.e. tests not run in the browser).
See this pull request.
FAQs
easily merge coverage data from multiple istanbul runs
The npm package istanbul-combine receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, istanbul-combine popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that istanbul-combine demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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