ANN: coveralls.io coverage reporting for node.js

[Gregg Caines]

Hey all... I just published a rudimentary package for exporting node.js code coverage data to http://coveralls.io/ which lets you add a nifty code coverage button to your package's README, as seen here:  https://github.com/cainus/urlgrey#readme and gives you nice reporting like https://coveralls.io/r/cainus/urlgrey .

Here's the package: https://npmjs.org/package/coveralls 

You need mocha's jscov reporter (or anything that reports in the same format), so you probably need tests in mocha to use this.  It's certainly possible that other coverage reporters use the same format though.  You also need a build running in travis-ci to use this.

If you have a different coverage report format, let me know about it, and I can probably add it.

Any questions/comments/etc are welcome.

G

[Outsider (JeongHoon Byun)]

Oh! I didn't know about coveralls.io

It's looks good.

I will apply your package to my project.

Thank Gregg

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[Daniel Rinehart]

Will this with work with the reports generated by Istanbul?

https://github.com/gotwarlost/istanbul

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[Gregg Caines]

If you send me example json output from istanbul, I can make it work pretty easily... I couldn't figure out what istanbul was outputting from its README other than html.

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[Gregg Caines]

Actually... Istanbul looks like it can generate an lcov .info file.  That should be fine.  I'll give it a go.

G

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[Gregg Caines]

I'm pretty sure that istanbul's lcov output should work now, in the latest version of coveralls.  Can you let me know if you try it and see any problems?

Thanks!

G 

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