Display coverage reports next to your code for Swift Package Manager projects.
To update and show your coverage statistics, run your tests with code coverage enabled.
swift test --enable-code-coverage| Config | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| swift-coverage.coverageFilePattern | string; glob pattern |
**/.build/*/debug/{coverage,codecov}/*.json |
The pattern where to find the llvm-codecov JSON-reports. |
| swift-coverage.highlightsCoveredText | boolean |
false |
Wether code with coverage should have a higlighted background. |
| swift-coverage.highlightsNotCoveredText | boolean |
true |
Wether code with no coverage should have a higlighted background. |
| swift-coverage.coveredTextBackground.dark | string, CSS-color |
rgba(48, 209, 88, 0.25) |
The brackground color used to highlight code with coverage. |
| swift-coverage.coveredTextBackground.light | string, CSS-color |
rgba(52, 199, 89, 0.25) |
The brackground color used to highlight code with coverage. |
| swift-coverage.notCoveredTextBackground.dark | string, CSS-color |
rgba(255, 69, 58, 0.25) |
The brackground color used to highlight code with no coverage. |
| swift-coverage.notCoveredTextBackground.light | string, CSS-color |
rgba(255, 59, 48, 0.25) |
The brackground color used to highlight code with no coverage. |
| swift-coverage.highlightsCoveredGutter | boolean |
true |
Wether lines with coverage should have a highlight-gutter. |
| swift-coverage.highlightsNotCoveredGutter | boolean |
true |
Wether lines with no coverage should have a highlight-gutter. |
| swift-coverage.highlightsMixedGutter | boolean |
true |
Wether lines with mixed coverage should have a highlight-gutter. |
| swift-coverage.coveredGutterIcon.dark | string, absolute path |
green indicator (builtin) | The path to the gutter-icon used to highlight code with coverage. |
| swift-coverage.coveredGutterIcon.light | string, absolute path |
green indicator (builtin) | The path to the gutter-icon used to highlight code with coverage. |
| swift-coverage.notCoveredGutterIcon.dark | string, absolute path |
red indicator (builtin) | The path to the gutter-icon used to highlight code without coverage. |
| swift-coverage.notCoveredGutterIcon.light | string, absolute path |
red indicator (builtin) | The path to the gutter-icon used to highlight code without coverage. |
| swift-coverage.mixedGutterIcon.dark | string, absolute path |
orange indicator (builtin) | The path to the gutter-icon used to highlight code with mixed coverage. |
| swift-coverage.mixedGutterIcon.light | string, absolute path |
orange indicator (builtin) | The path to the gutter-icon used to highlight code with mixed coverage. |
- Valentin Knabel, @vknabel
vscode-swift-coverage is available under the MIT license.