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typedoc-plugin-coverage

v3.4.0

Published

A plugin for TypeDoc to generate a documentation coverage badge.

Downloads

35,028

Readme

typedoc-plugin-coverage

A plugin for TypeDoc to generate a documentation coverage badge.

This plugin will write a coverage.svg badge and/or coverage.json to your output directory when generating HTML documentation that includes the percentage of your API surface which is documented. It will respect TypeDoc's requiredToBeDocumented option, and only report missing documentation if reflections covered by that option are undocumented.

Options

  • coverageLabel - Define the label for the coverage badge. Defaults to 'document'.
  • coverageColor - Define the define the color of the coverage badge background. Defaults to a dynamic color depending on coverage percentage.
  • coverageOutputPath - Defines the path where the coverage badge will be written, defaults to <output directory>/coverage.svg.
  • coverageOutputType - Defines the type of the coverage file to be written ('svg', 'json', 'all'). Defaults to 'svg'.

Default colors/icon sourced from esdoc-coverage-plugin

If the numbers don't match what you expected, or don't match what TypeDoc implies should be documented, set --logLevel Verbose to see additional logging about what was considered documented/not documented.