Go Coverage

by mendelgusmao ST2/ST3

Run tests and highlight uncovered lines right in the gutter

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Version 2014.11.06.13.33.05
Homepage github.com
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Modified 5 years ago
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First Seen 5 years ago

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Readme

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SublimeGoCoverage

A plugin that highlights lines that are uncovered by tests.

Configuration

Use Preferences->Package Settings->Go Coverage to configure.

Basically, you should tell where is the test suite (go test, ginkgo, etc) and where the cover profile is saved. The configuration strings are templated and have some variables that will later be replaced when the SublimeGoCoverage calls the test suite.

Example:

With the filename at the view: /home/mendelson/go/src/ephemeris/core/handlers/events.go, the variables will be:

{
        "gopath": "/home/mendelson/go",
        "filename": "/home/mendelson/go/src/ephemeris/core/handlers/events.go",
        "package_dir": "/home/mendelson/go/src/ephemeris/core/handlers",
        "package_name": "handlers",
        "package_full_name": "ephemeris/core/handlers"
}

Usage

Pressing ctrl+alt+g or saving a go file will trigger the execution of the test suite and markers will appear for every line that isn't being covered by the tests. If you have open more than one file of the same package, they'll all have the markers updated.

Screenshot

Inspired by integrum/SublimeRubyCoverage