Coverage report - export used CSS

[matthias.ku...@resolutionmedia.dk]

Im using the coverage report in develoepr tools to find out which CSS rules are executed on and which not. 

However, im missing a way to copy all the green marked code lines :( - Is this something that could be considered for a future update? 

Otherwise one has to go through all lines by hand and copy paste everything manually.

I guess if the lines are already color coded, it should be a quick fix to such a function?

regards,

[Kayce Basques]

Hey Matthias,

It's on our roadmap for this quarter.

It's also potentially possible to hack together your own solution using Puppeteer.

https://github.com/GoogleChrome/puppeteer

[Carter Douglas]

Definitely, needed! It can most definitely be a time saver when your cyphering your way through 100,000+ lines of css/js code.

Any ETA on the launch?

[javi garcia]

+1

and another functionality to export styles needed for above the fold :-)

thanks

[gilp...@gmail.com]

I cant believe this was not implemented yet on chrome... absurd since the tool already shows red/green code for almost 2 years and still no way to export data. 

[PhistucK]

Exporting code coverage report was implemented recently, perhaps that can help make this easier?

https://github.com/ChromeDevTools/devtools-frontend/commit/47aa195bcefa7b33bea097e68c92a7089c1b5f7e

☆PhistucK

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[gilp...@gmail.com]

@PhistucK thanks for your answer that is GREAT NEWS!!!! Loved! I am just not sure where I download that latest version of Chrome/Canary. I am already using the latest Chrome installation, shouldnt it be working with the EXPORT feature?

Em domingo, 3 de fevereiro de 2019 14:33:27 UTC-2, PhistucK escreveu:

Exporting code coverage report was implemented recently, perhaps that can help make this easier?

https://github.com/ChromeDevTools/devtools-frontend/commit/47aa195bcefa7b33bea097e68c92a7089c1b5f7e

☆PhistucK

On Sun, Feb 3, 2019 at 6:31 PM <gilp...@gmail.com> wrote:

I cant believe this was not implemented yet on chrome... absurd since the tool already shows red/green code for almost 2 years and still no way to export data. 

Em quarta-feira, 31 de janeiro de 2018 17:24:34 UTC-2, Kayce Basques escreveu:

Hey Matthias,

It's on our roadmap for this quarter.

It's also potentially possible to hack together your own solution using Puppeteer.

https://github.com/GoogleChrome/puppeteer

On Friday, January 26, 2018 at 8:17:04 AM UTC-8, matthias.ku...@resolutionmedia.dk wrote:

Im using the coverage report in develoepr tools to find out which CSS rules are executed on and which not. 

However, im missing a way to copy all the green marked code lines :( - Is this something that could be considered for a future update? 

Otherwise one has to go through all lines by hand and copy paste everything manually.

I guess if the lines are already color coded, it should be a quick fix to such a function?

regards,

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[PhistucK]

If you are using the canary, it should be there. Chrome Dev also has it -

☆PhistucK

On Sun, Feb 3, 2019 at 7:10 PM <gilp...@gmail.com> wrote:

@PhistucK thanks for your answer that is GREAT NEWS!!!! Loved! I am just not sure where I download that latest version of Chrome/Canary. I am already using the latest Chrome installation, shouldnt it be working with the EXPORT feature?

Em domingo, 3 de fevereiro de 2019 14:33:27 UTC-2, PhistucK escreveu:

Exporting code coverage report was implemented recently, perhaps that can help make this easier?

https://github.com/ChromeDevTools/devtools-frontend/commit/47aa195bcefa7b33bea097e68c92a7089c1b5f7e

☆PhistucK

On Sun, Feb 3, 2019 at 6:31 PM <gilp...@gmail.com> wrote:

I cant believe this was not implemented yet on chrome... absurd since the tool already shows red/green code for almost 2 years and still no way to export data. 

Em quarta-feira, 31 de janeiro de 2018 17:24:34 UTC-2, Kayce Basques escreveu:

Hey Matthias,

It's on our roadmap for this quarter.

It's also potentially possible to hack together your own solution using Puppeteer.

https://github.com/GoogleChrome/puppeteer

On Friday, January 26, 2018 at 8:17:04 AM UTC-8, matthias.ku...@resolutionmedia.dk wrote:

Im using the coverage report in develoepr tools to find out which CSS rules are executed on and which not. 

However, im missing a way to copy all the green marked code lines :( - Is this something that could be considered for a future update? 

Otherwise one has to go through all lines by hand and copy paste everything manually.

I guess if the lines are already color coded, it should be a quick fix to such a function?

regards,

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[Kayce Basques]

Yes, export is coming in Chrome 73: https://developers.google.com/web/updates/2019/01/devtools#coverage

[Fabrizio Ferrari]

Would be nice being able to export used code for every single CSS/script as a simple text file, so to have ready-to-use files ;)

[Philipp Sowinski]

Yes, exporting just the used css would be awesome!

Is this coming?

[Daniele]

I created a small project in github that extracts only the used css rules from a result of a coverage session.

It also group rules by single css, beautify the code and automatically create a zip with all content.

Maybe it can be useful. There is also a link to a working example on stackblitz.

https://github.com/hanc2006/google-coverage-parser

[in...@s-2-b.com]

Hello! Thanks It works. Only the problem with @media is not resolved. 

суббота, 4 января 2020 г., 18:09:46 UTC+3 пользователь Daniele написал:

Я создал небольшой проект в github, который извлекает только использованные правила CSS из результатов сеанса покрытия.

Он также группирует правила по одному CSS, украшает код и автоматически создает почтовый индекс со всем содержимым.

Может быть, это может быть полезно. Также есть ссылка на рабочий пример на stackblitz.

https://github.com/hanc2006/google-coverage-parser

В четверг, 28 марта 2019 года в 16:33:34 UTC + 1, Филипп Совинский написал:

Да, экспорт только использованного CSS был бы потрясающим!

Это идет?

В среду, 27 марта 2019 года, 14:37:10 UTC + 1 Фабрицио Феррари написал:

Было бы неплохо иметь возможность экспортировать используемый код для каждого CSS / скрипта в виде простого текстового файла, чтобы иметь готовые к использованию файлы;)

В понедельник, 4 февраля 2019 года, в 12:20:58 UTC-8, Кейси Басков написал:

Да, экспорт в Chrome 73:  https://developers.google. ru / web / updates / 2019/01 / devtools # охват