Code Coverage
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A next-generation testing framework powered by Vite, offering instant feedback and Jest-compatible APIs.
A JavaScript code coverage tool that computes statement, line, function, and branch coverage with module loader hooks.
A command-line interface for Istanbul that instruments JavaScript code to collect test coverage metrics.
A template for modern C++ projects using CMake, CI, code coverage, clang-format, and reproducible dependency management.
A code coverage analysis tool for Ruby with powerful configuration and automatic merging across test suites.
A security-oriented, feedback-driven, evolutionary software fuzzer that uses hardware and software code coverage to find bugs.
A test and mock framework for PowerShell that enables unit testing, mocking, and code coverage analysis.
A GitHub Action to set up PHP with extensions, configuration, coverage drivers, and tools for CI/CD workflows.
A cross-platform code coverage collection tool for .NET, supporting line, branch, and method coverage.
A Ruby gem for collecting and reporting production code coverage, tracking line-of-code execution frequency.
A zero-configuration parallel test runner for PHPUnit that speeds up test suites by running tests concurrently.
A comprehensive Test Anything Protocol (TAP) test runner and framework for Node.js with a plugin-based architecture.
A comprehensive Test Anything Protocol (TAP) test framework for Node.js with a plugin-based architecture.
A PHP mutation testing framework that evaluates test suite quality by injecting faults into source code.
Mutation testing tool for .NET Core and .NET Framework projects that tests your tests by inserting temporary bugs.
A Rust library for fuzzing Rust code with AFLplusplus to find security and stability issues.
A GitHub Action that uploads code coverage reports to Codecov from CI/CD pipelines.
A simple JavaScript code coverage library for both browser and Node.js environments.
A full-featured BDD unit testing framework for bash, ksh, zsh, dash, and all POSIX shells.
A code coverage tool for .NET 2+ on Windows, supporting 32/64-bit processes with branch and sequence point coverage.
A full-featured PHP test framework with RSpec/JSpec syntax, offering stubbing and monkey-patching without PECL extensions.
A comprehensive coverage testing system for Go, enabling runtime code coverage collection for system tests and accurate testing.
Generate code coverage reports for Objective-C Xcode projects with HTML and Cobertura XML output.
A Go tool for sending code coverage reports to Coveralls.io, enabling continuous coverage tracking.
A self-contained, high-performance code coverage driver for PHP that's compatible with PHPUnit's CodeCoverage library.
A code coverage tool for ES6 (babel/6to5) that integrates with karma and istanbul.
A modern C++ project boilerplate with CMake, testing, CI/CD, and coverage reporting.
A RubyCritic extension that calculates a SkunkScore to identify the most complex code with the least test coverage for refactoring prioritization.
A cross-platform .NET code coverage tool that instruments assemblies via IL weaving for Mono, .NET Framework, and .NET Core.
A productive and enjoyable unit testing framework for PHP with parallel execution and code coverage.
An all-in-one Go testing library providing monkey patching, stack tracing, and function trapping via IR rewriting.
A JavaScript code coverage tool that measures line, branch, and function coverage across browsers.
A code coverage tool for OCaml and ReScript that instruments code to show what's not tested.
A highly customizable and extensible Playwright test reporter with interactive tree-grid reports, coverage analysis, and rich integrations.
An F# dotnet template for creating and publishing libraries and console applications with pre-configured build, test, and release automation.
A Go tool that enforces minimum test coverage thresholds locally and in CI, ensuring code quality and preventing coverage regressions.
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