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ExCov

Code Coverage Reports for Elixir code.

ExCov is a lightweight, dependency-free, drop-in replacement for the code coverage tool that is invoked by Mix when mix test --cover is invoked.

ExCov supports Pluggable Reporters for integration with external services and customized reporting.

Pluggable Reporters

ExCov uses pluggable reporters to print code coverage reports.

ExCov is intentionally minimal and free of any runtime dependencies, by default the library includes no reporters.

To be useful, you must include at least one reporter as a dependency to your project along with ExCov.

ExCov.Console is a good one to start with.

Configuration

mix.exs

Add the following to your project’s mix.exs:

def project do
  [
    ...
    test_coverage: [tool: ExCov],
    preferred_cli_env: [
      ...
      "cov": :test,
      "cov.detail": :test,
      ...
    ],
    ...
  ]
end

defp deps do
  [
    ...
    {:excov, "~> 0.1", only: :test},
    {:excov_reporter_console, "~> 0.1", only: :test}
    ...
  ]
end

config/test.exs

config :excov,
  :reporters, [
    ExCov.Reporter.Console
  ]

config :excov, ExCov.Reporter.Console,
  show_summary: true,
  show_detail: false

Run

To run the cover tool via the mix command:

mix test --cover
mix cov
mix cov.detail

Credits

ExCov drew some initial ideas from ExCoveralls, thanks parroty.

License

ExCov is licensed under the MIT License.

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