Print the jest coverage table using exec via script

Question

I am trying to create a utility to take the windows relative path from VSCode or IntelliJ and replace the forward slash from the path with backslash and execute the jest command to produce the coverage of the files mentioned in the argument to a script.

This is what I tried:

Script_file.js

const yargs = require('yargs');
const exec = require('child_process').exec;

const options = yargs
   .usage('Some info')
   .option('t', {some_object})
   .option('m', {some_object})
   .argv;
const tp = options.t.replace(/\\/g, '/');
const mp = options.m.replace(/\\/g, '/');

exec(`jest ${tp} --coverage --collectCoverageFrom=${mp} --colors`, (error, stdout, stderr) => {
 if(error){
  console.log('err');
}
console.log(stdout);
})

My script in package.json

"test:CoverageFile": "node Script_file.js",

Command

npm run test:CoverageFile -- -t=windows\style\file\path\for\test -m=windows\style\file\path\for\file\to\get\coverage\from

Now, everything is fine and I'm getting the output as expected too except the marked area in the image attached below[Image is just for reference]:

My question is how can I print this table as well in the output? I'll be highly obliged for any help.

EDIT:

I also tried hooking up the --coverageReporters flag with jest command using various available options but to no avail.

Print the jest coverage table using exec via script

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