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Introduces %coverage and %%coverage magics to allow running
of coverage
from a Jupyter Notebook.
It currently presents the coverage HTML report as an IFrame.
pip install ipycoverage
%load_ext ipycov
In a cell, you can run the cell magic like such:
%%coverage
from your_module import your_function # or anything else you want to import
your_function()
twine register dist/pad-on-left-1.0.0.tar.gz -r testpypi
Or simply run the line magic:
%coverage function_to_call()
This is not a fully developed magic, and it is not stable yet.
It has only been tested against:
coverage==4.5.2IPython==7.0.1.JupyterLab==0.35.1
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Coverage access via IPython
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