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themummy

v0.0.2

Published

UNSTABLE. codecoverage married with integration testing. currently a work in progress

Downloads

16

Readme

themummy

Warning!!!

UNSTABLE STILL in development

at the moment, just reserving a cool package name, though looking to link codecoverage providing in Chromium >60 with nodejs as integration tests.

process recording

  • launches chrome
  • each ui interactions
    • start recording coverage
    • run ui interaction
    • ui interaction hardcoded could recieve list of scripts as argument
      • click queryselector
      • typing, keyboard events
      • mousemove hover events
      • scroll events
      • maybe look into using cypress test runner
    • stop recording coverage
    • save snapshot
      • in saving snapshot could convert to segments here. (a segment is a from to, offset of code)
      • also merge and save coverage percentage -* coverage percentage fn covered
  • exit chrome

process viewing

  • generate static files like lcov
  • after launch view server
  • displays files sidebar
  • displays snaps sidebar
  • click file, opens it uses codemirror like chrome
    • bug codemirror breaks for minified files
  • coverage snaps are converted to segments, segments are merged
  • codemirror puts style className on used or unused code
  • percentage in sidebar
  • codemirror
    • count overlay how many times fn called
    • cursor move, sidebar shows snaps used
  • snaps sidebar
    • open snap sidebar, causes filter on files
    • select only and select multiple
  • sidebar search

process overview

  • open overview instead of file view
  • track record, x sample, y totalcoverage percentage (abit like coveralls)
  • track file record like coveralls, either up or down percent
  • track hits/line ratio
  • generate relevant lines

automated running

  • on git commit
  • on git merge

todolist +: done, -: todo, *:active

  • launch chrome