Reputation: 5725
Had been looking at the jsunit and jcoverage demos here (click on coverage report link. Open this in a new tab).
I was wondering if any one had done anything similar with Jasmine and JSCoverage ? I'm a little unsure on how to proceed.
[EDIT] I am wondering if there is something I can do with a jasmine reporter. My Jasmine "hello world" example makes reference to a TrivialReporter. Maybe this can be extended ??
[EDIT] I've wired up js-test-runner with jasmine right now. Now If I could think of a way to get coverage ??
Upvotes: 10
Views: 4345
Reputation: 1081
If you're not using the jasmine-gem, or don't want to have to run a server to check coverage, I've written a gem that pulls together jscoverage and jasmine. It can run as a rake task in your CI builds.
It can be found here: https://github.com/firstbanco/jasmine-coverage
Install it, then just run
bundle exec rake jasmine:coverage
You're done.
EDIT: As the author of jasmine-coverage, I feel duty bound to to tell you about a better alternative: teaspoon. It requires more setup, but also allows running in the browser so you can use the Chrome debugger.
Upvotes: 1
Reputation: 388
If you're working on a ruby project and using jasmine via jasmine-gem, I have a patch that adds jscoverage support[1].
If you're using bundler, you can use this version of jasmine with the following command in your Gemfile
:
gem 'jasmine',
:git => 'git://github.com/hjdivad/jasmine-gem',
:submodules => true,
:branch => 'jscoverage'
Make sure you've downloaded jscoverage and it's in your $PATH
.
You can then add the following to jasmine.yml
coverage:
enabled: true
encoding: utf-8
tmp_dir: tmp
report_dir: public/coverage
skip_paths:
- public/javascripts/vendor
If this works for you, you may want to speak up on the pull request[2] to get it, or some variation, into jasmine-gem proper.
Upvotes: 4