Additional tools for Python coverage
Project description
This package is a collection of command line tools for coverage to produce verbose reports and/or stats measurements of your test coverage.
Available tools include:
coverage-annotate - prints the source code and prefixes each line with + or - depending on wheather it was executed during testing or not;
coverage-combine - combines several .coverage data files into one;
coverage-diff - compares the annotated sources from two coverage data files to highlight the difference in test coverage between them;
Installation
Use pip to install from PyPI:
pip install coverage-tools
Changelog
Version 0.0.3
New options for coverage-annotate
-N - show line numbers
-i - list of files to include in the report
-e - list of files to exclude from the report
–include and –exclude support shell globs. If none is specified all files in the coverage data file are shown. The include list is evaluated first, then the exclude list is evaluated.
New options for coverage-diff
-N - show line numbers
-i - list of files to include in the report
-e - list of files to exclude from the report
The same limitations apply to all options.
New tool coverage-combine which supports shell globs.
Version 0.0.2
First release on PyPI
Contributing
Source code and issue tracker are at https://github.com/atodorov/coverage-tools
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