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istanbul-threshold-checker

v0.2.1

Published

Utility module to check istanbul thresholds

Downloads

102,238

Readme

Istanbul threshold checker

Checks an instanbul coverage report against thresholds

Usage

Install with npm

npm install istanbul-threshold-checker

Use by feeding a coverge report from istanbul:

var collector = new require('istanbul').Collector();
collector.add(coverageJsonObject);
var coverage = collector.getFinalCoverage();

var checker = require('istanbul-threshold-checker');
var results = checker.checkFailures(thresholds, coverage);

Thresholds

Thresholds can be specified in a variety of formats. Each threshold value can be specified as:

  • A positive number - checks coverage meets this value as a percentage
  • A negative number - checks there are no more coverage gaps than this number
  • Any falsey value - skips checking this threshold

Thresholds can be checked across all files or against each file using global and each keys respectively:

var thresholds = {
    global: {
        statements: 100,
        branches: 90,
        lines: 70,
        functions: -10
    },
    each: {
        statements: 0,
        branches: -20,
        lines: 60,
        functions: 100
    }
};

You can exclude global or each if you only want to check global or per file coverage.

Each set of thresholds can also be a single value, which checks that value across all metrics:

var thresholds = {
    global: 80,
    each: -10
};

Results

The checker returns results in the following format:

[{
    type: 'lines',
    global: { failed: false, value: 90 },
    each: { failed: true, failures: ['/file/test.js'] }
}, {
    type: 'statements',
    global: { failed: true, value: 50 },
    each: { failed: true, failures: ['/file/test2.js'] }
}, {
    type: 'functions',
    global: { failed: true, value: -10 },
    each: { failed: true, failures: ['/file/test2.js'] }
}, {
    type: 'branches',
    global: { failed: true, value: 66.67 },
    each: { failed: false, failures: [] }
}]