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Solargraph Plugin that reports line/branch coverage from unit tests
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Runtime

> 0.40, ~> 0.40
 Project Readme

SolargraphTestCoverage

Solargraph Plugin that provides a diagnostic reporter for unit-test coverage.

Currently there are four different diagnostics when viewing an app/unit file:

  • Line is not covered
  • Branch is not covered (With a note if it's the 'THEN' or 'ELSE' branch)
  • Spec is failing (Error message will be on line 1)
  • Spec cannot be found (Error message will be on line 1)

There's one diagnostic if you're viewing a spec file:

  • Example Status. Reports if an it block is currently failing (rspec only for now)

Installation

Add this line to your application's Gemfile:

gem 'solargraph_test_coverage', require: false

Then add this to your .solargraph.yml config:

plugins:
  - solargraph_test_coverage
reporters:
  - test_coverage
  - example_status

Additionally, a test_coverage key can be added to .solargraph.yml. The default values are shown below:

test_coverage:
  preload_rails: true
  test_framework: rspec # or minitest
  coverage:
    - line
    - branch
    - test_failing
    - test_missing
    - example_failing
  exclude_paths:
    - 'app/controller'
    - 'concerns'

And then execute:

$ bundle install

Or install it yourself as:

$ gem install solargraph_test_coverage

A note on testing framework: Since both Minitest and RSpec are supported, neither are direct dependencies of this gem. Therefore, you have to have them installed separately either via your bundle or via gem install.

Usage

With solargraph running and connected to your text editor, you should see diagnostic messages for line coverage, branch coverage, test file presence, and test status (if it's failing)

Contributing

Bug reports and pull requests are welcome on GitHub at https://github.com/deepdivr/solargraph_test_coverage.

License

The gem is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License.