make-coverage-badge
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Create a coverage badge
Creates a code coverage badge like the following:
Currently just reads from Istanbul's JSON summary reporter and downloads a badge from https://shields.io/. Don't expect too much! Send a PR if you need configuration etc.
(For Create React Apps)
package.json):"jest": {
"coverageReporters": [
"json-summary"
]
}
npm test -- --coveragemake-coverage-badgeResulting badge will be in ./coverage/badge.svg.
--output-path <path>Writes the coverage badge to the given path (relative to project root). Defaults to ./coverage/badge.svg.
--report-path <path>Path to a coverage report file. Defaults to ./coverage/coverage-summary.json.
© 2019 Tom Vincent git@tlvince.com (https://tlvince.com)
Released under the MIT license.
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Create a coverage badge
The npm package make-coverage-badge receives a total of 10,640 weekly downloads. As such, make-coverage-badge popularity was classified as popular.
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