I am working on an Angular4 project.
I am trying to set up code coverage. I created a very simple and small app.
I read every possible page I could find, but I am lost.
How do I set up code coverage in Angular4?
UPDATE2:
I have now decided to use…
I'm working on my unit test cases for Angular 2 with Karma, I got stuck with one of a function where I run the test for below line
expect(component.subscribeToEvents()).toBeTruthy();
and I view my coverage code, the lines inside the test file…
When I run test in angular 2 and I see a few keywords output on console command in Coverage Summary section as Statements, Branches, Functions....
And I don't know exactly what is it?
Any help explain this for me, thank you.
I a trying to generate an HTML coverage report, but it does not contain the output I expect. Maybe I'm wrong here, but it should show only those lines and methods covered which are called from the spec file, right?
Somehow it does not.
Update:
I…
I am unable to get istanbul to work with jasmine:
Here is my directory structure
ttm-jira
- package.json
- spec
- jira-spec.js
My package.json looks like this:
{
"name": "ttm-jira",
"version": "1.0.0",
"description": "nodeJS…
I have a +10K lines Backbone Marionette app and we are running tests and coverage through Karma.
I would like to include all the sources so that we can have a better idea of what it is not covered by our tests.
I have been passing the…
I am using angular library with secondary entrypoint
My library folder structure is
my-library
secondary-entrpoint 1
service 1
secondary-entrypoint 2
service 2
src
And I used this command ng test my-library --code-coverage
The secondary…
I have 746 test cases, but when i am trying to run the test cases using the command below:
"ng test --browsers='CustomChromeHeadless' --code-coverage=true --watch=false --source-map=false",
it gives error as below, after executing some random…
I am working on an Angular application and I am using Jasmine to test the application.
What I want is to test for two similar HTTP requests in one method such as, ngOnInit() .
I have an HTTP request that is called twice in ngOnInit() method…
We are facing an issue where our tests will start failing or running extremely slow after a certain point. I have seen articles online where others too are facing issues. The primary reason for those failures are memory consumed by browsers while we…
I'm trying to run unit tests for an Angular CLI project on a TeamCity build server.
If I use the command:
ng test --single-run --code-coverage
then, as expected, I get a test coverage report but the individual test results don't show up in…
I am using karma for unit testing my angular 2 application. I have following directory structure -
└── src/
├── index.js
├── index.js.text
├── index.test.js
├── README.txt
├── startuptest.js
├── lib/
| ├── util.js
|…
How to measure common coverage for Polymer components with all .js files in solution (for non-component tests QUnit is used)?
I tried karma-coverage, but it works only for .js files.
I am currently using Karma as my test runner with Webpack. I've noticed that simple test files which contain no tests give me 92.86% statement coverage, 50% branch coverage, 100% function coverage, and 92.86% line coverage.
describe('tests.js',…
I need some help regarding Karma with browserify coverage. I created a repo with the test I am running in here:
https://github.com/jotaoncode/web-istanbul
The results on my coverage are the following:
Results of coverage
The test only runs over the…