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@choose/make-badges

v0.0.2

Published

> Creates README badges from coverage and tests reports

Downloads

11

Readme

Choose Badges Readme

Creates README badges from coverage and tests reports

Tests Statements Branches Functions Lines

Table of Contents


Requirements

  • First, of course, you must have a test runner such as Jest and Mocha;
  • You must have json-summary as a coverageReporter in your tests configuration;
  • You must have ./coverage/tests-summary.json at outputFile in your tests configuration;
  • You must have --json set in your tests configuration;
  • For example, if you are using Jest, configuration should either be within package.json or inside your jest config file i.e. jest.config.js or jestconfig.json as written below:
  "outputFile": "./coverage/tests-summary.json",
  "coverageReporters": ["json-summary"],

and add into package.json:

 "scripts": {
    "start": "...",
    "test": "jest --config jestconfig.json --passWithNoTests --json",
    ...
 }

Installation

  • Install the library in your project as a devDependency:
  yarn add @choose/make-badges --dev
  • Add at least one of the below badge hashes in your README file:

    • ![Tests](#tests#)
    • ![Statements](#statements#)
    • ![Branches](#branches#)
    • ![Functions](#functions#)
    • ![Lines](#lines#)

Simple Usage

  • Simply run it from the CLI as follows:
  yarn run choose-make-badges
  • Or add it to your package.json scripts as follows:
"scripts": {
  "make-badges": "choose-make-badges",
}

Advanced Usage

  • Custom coverage directory? Use --coverageDir argument:
  yarn run choose-make-badges --coverageDir="./my-custom-coverage-directory"
  • Custom readme directory? Use --readmeDir argument:
  yarn run choose-make-badges --readmeDir="./my-custom-readme-directory"
  • Want it without logging? Try silent mode with --silent argument:
  yarn run choose-make-badges --silent
  • You may also create custom labeling for the badges using the corresponding hash and Label e.g. branchesLabel --branchesLabel='Branches are troublesome!':
  yarn run choose-make-badges --functionsLabel='Mis funciones!' --branchesLabel='Branches are troublesome!'

License

@Choose Badges Readme is MIT licensed.