Problem Statement
Development project: nodejs
unit tests: available
Automation project: java
Problem: for our development project we already have unit test coverage. But to figure out automation coverage, we require a medium of instrumenting nodejs code (deployed on some env) while running autotests.
Need hints on how to achieve same? Have worked already on jacoco with both development and automation codes in java. Jacoco instruments flow while code is deployed and helps in providing various dump mechanism.
Solution:
Use a code coverage tool for Node.js such as Istanbul, NYC or Jest to instrument the code and collect coverage information during test runs.
Export the coverage data in a format that can be used by other tools for analysis and reporting.
Integrate the coverage data with your existing Jacoco tool to have a unified coverage report for both development and automation projects.
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In my Java app, in order to generate coverage reports for my Unit Tests, I have tried several approaches to setup Jacoco as in Run with coverage or this page. However, I cannot generate coverage reports as expected and I think I need some steps describing the setup of Jacoco on IntelliJ. So, does anybody else have experience for setup and run it via command line as shown below:
mvn --global-settings ../settings.xml
-Dtest="/com/mycompany/core/service/impl/unit/ProductServiceImplTest.java" test
Any help would be appreciated.
hi all i have build unit testing for controller, repository and Service but why in my sonarqube code coverage always give me code coverage only 0 percent. my question is how to make my percentage up ?
here what i was code in my testing
Sonarqube uses existing code coverage reports from JaCoCo (in the case of Java). Usually, you would set up the JaCoCo Maven plugin (or Gradle) to gather coverage info on test run and Sonarqube then loads this report.
See also the Sonarqube docs for info on setup. But if you are using Maven/Gradle, I believe Sonarqube is able to automatically pick up the correct file unless you have some special configuration.
I have an Automation test project with an API test included.
I use for that JUnit, Retrofit2, Java, and Gradle.
I want to integrate Jmeter to those tests and run performance testing using those tests. It is possible?
Can I (for example) package all of those tests to the jar, and run it using plugin before running the tests?
I saw some topics on the stack overflow and other forums, but it was for Maven and Junit.
I have started a new project and have a few regression tests written using Karate (more will be added with new features). I also have an automated build on Jenkins that runs this regression suite on an AWS instance. I would like to have a profiler run and provide a report while these tests are running so that I can identify hotspots and (potential) issues with each new submission of code and address it sooner rather than later. Is there something provided in AWS that can achieve this for me, or can it be done through Jenkins?
JProfiler has ant and Gradle plugins that can be used for automating profiling sessions and also for extracting reports from the saved snapshots.
You can use these plugins with Jenkins via its own ant or Gradle plugins.
Disclaimer: My company develops JProfiler.
I'm running my integration tests on wildfly server. 1st we deploy our artifact and then another test project will consume the API of deployed project and do complete integration testing. Is there a way to report the code coverage sonarqube ?
Presumably your IT suite produces reports. You simply need to wait to do the analysis until after the IT is done, then feed the resulting reports into the analysis.