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sloc value is different from that reported by gulp-sloc due to not showing _All_ files #47
Description
gulp-sloc reports this:
physical lines : 21163
lines of source code : 16045
total comment : 2533
singleline : 1044
multiline : 1489
empty : 2585
number of files read : 65
strict mode
gulp-coverage reports this:
"sloc": 3587,
"ssoc": 6711,
"sboc": 1251,
"coverage": 37.97044884304432,
"statements": 35.2853524064968,
"blocks": 27.018385291766588,
And lists only 35 files
Why are files missing ?
FYI:
Notice that the source lists are the same
// ==========================
gulp.task('linesOfCode', function(){
gulp.src(['./../Server/source//.js'])
.pipe(sloc());
});
// ==========================
gulp.task('nodeuniter', ['clean_uniter'], function () {
var stream = gulp.src(['./testing/.js'], {read: false})
.pipe(cover.instrument({
pattern: ['./../Server/source//*.js'],
debugDirectory: './.debug'
}))
.pipe(nodeunit({
reporter: 'junit',
reporterOptions: {
output: './.unitReport'
}
}))
.pipe(cover.gather())
.pipe(cover.format([{reporter: 'html'}, {reporter: 'json'}]))
.pipe(gulp.dest('./.covReport'));
return stream;
});
// ==========================
Activity
Smurf-IV commentedon Jan 18, 2016
So found out that if the gulp.src does not load the files, then they will not be included in the coverage calculation,
i.e. if the following does not require a code file then it will not be piped into the instrument step
makes sense
So I tried this line
which has the following in the code
BUT
That attempts to start my server code, which is not the point, as the Unit tests should be loading just the bits they need in a standalone fashion.
So what is needed is some way of getting all the target files into the instrument step without them starting up or loading files etc.
dylanb commentedon Jan 24, 2016
This module will only give you coverage stats for files that are tested with unit tests. That is a current limitation. Are there files that are being tested with unit tests that are being excluded?