nyc-line-visit-count-reporter

Note: This project is somewhat unstable. It also requires use of an nyc fork in order to get options passed to it.

Installation

npm i -D nyc-line-visit-count-reporter

Usage

Note that for this reporter to work, you cannot set instrument to false.

For running tests, e.g., with Mocha:

nyc --reporter-options <option1=val1> --reporter-options <option2=val2> --reporter nyc-line-visit-count-reporter npm run mocha

For reporting on results after the fact:

nyc report --reporter-options <option1=val1> --reporter-options <option2=val2> --reporter nyc-line-visit-count-reporter

Reporter options

absolutePaths

Whether to show absolute paths instead of paths relative to the current working directory.

Defaults to false.

maxItems

How many items to display. Defaults to 10.

outputFile

A single relative file path (relative to the coverage directory) to which to write the output. Defaults to null (i.e., writes to console.

file

File, semi-colon-separated list of files, or array of files to be reported on.

Defaults to not being used.

noAggregate

Whether to avoid calculating maxItems relative to the results across files in aggregate rather than per file.

If true, will group the items by file, with each group listing the number of maxItems per file group.

If false, will only list one set (limited by maxItems), sorting exclusively by visit count (though listing file name for each entry).

The available file groups will be all covered files unless file is set.

Defaults to false.

To-dos

1. Get tests working consistently with coverage
2. See about avoiding need for fork --reporter-options; see nyc PR# 1312.

Possible to-dos

1. Interactive mode where one can selectively open files (with line/column as IDEs such as Atom understand) by number.
2. Could add es6-template-strings to allow user to control appearance
3. Others data besides on statements:
   1. Top visited functions (or the function within which a statement occurs) along with the function name. line and column of loc.start and loc.end (or decl.start and decl.end?)
   2. Top visited branches, along with its type (e.g., switch) and whether it was for an if or else (the first or second item in the b array). line and column of loc.start and loc.end (shouldn't need locations which list locations of all branches, e.g., of a switch or if-else)