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Universal Coverage Reporter

Build Coverage Status

Auto-detects your coverage artifact files and CI environment to post to Coveralls.io.

Install

Linux

To install the generic Linux binary (which is for x86_64):

curl -L https://coveralls.io/coveralls-linux.tar.gz | tar -xz -C /usr/local/bin

Note: You can omit the -C /usr/local/bin argument to keep the binary in the current directory.

MacOS

brew tap coverallsapp/coveralls
brew install coveralls

Windows

Bash

curl -L https://github.com/coverallsapp/coverage-reporter/releases/latest/download/coveralls-windows.exe -o coveralls.exe

PowerShell

Invoke-WebRequest -Uri "https://github.com/coverallsapp/coverage-reporter/releases/latest/download/coveralls-windows.exe" -OutFile "coveralls.exe"

Usage

See also environment variables list and YAML config that control the utility behavior.

Examples

# Automatic lookup for supported reports and sending them to https://coveralls.io
coveralls report

# Provide explicit repo token
coveralls report --repo-token=rg8ZznwNq05g3HDfknodmueeRciuiiPDE

# Use concrete report file
coveralls report coverage/lcov.info

# Use parallel reports (must reference the same build number)
coveralls report project1/coverage/lcov.info --parallel --build-number 1
coveralls report project2/coverage/lcov.info --parallel --build-number 1
# ...
coveralls done --build-number 1

# Provide a job flag and use carry-forwarding
coveralls report --job-flag "unit-tests" --parallel --build-number 2
coveralls report --job-flag "integration-tests" --parallel --build-number 2
coveralls done --carryforward "unit-tests,integration-tests" --build-number 2

# Testing options: no real reporting, print payload
coveralls report --debug --dry-run
For more options see coveralls --help 
$ coveralls -h
Usage: coveralls [command] [options]
    report                           Report coverage
    done                             Close a parallel build
    version                          Print version
    --debug                          Debug mode: data being sent to Coveralls will be printed to console
    --dry-run                        Dry run (no request sent)
    --no-fail                        Always exit with status 0
    -n, --no-logo                    Do not show Coveralls logo in logs
    -q, --quiet                      Suppress all output
    -h, --help                       Show this help
    -rTOKEN, --repo-token=TOKEN      Sets coveralls repo token, overrides settings in yaml or environment variable
    -cPATH, --config-path=PATH       Set the coveralls yaml config file location, will default to check '.coveralls.yml'

$ coveralls report -h
Usage: coveralls report [file reports] [options]
    --debug                          Debug mode: data being sent to Coveralls will be printed to console
    --dry-run                        Dry run (no request sent)
    --no-fail                        Always exit with status 0
    -n, --no-logo                    Do not show Coveralls logo in logs
    -q, --quiet                      Suppress all output
    -h, --help                       Show this help
    -rTOKEN, --repo-token=TOKEN      Sets coveralls repo token, overrides settings in yaml or environment variable
    -cPATH, --config-path=PATH       Set the coveralls yaml config file location, will default to check '.coveralls.yml'
    --build-number=ID                Build number
    -bPATH, --base-path=PATH         Path to the root folder of the project the coverage was collected in
    -jFLAG, --job-flag=FLAG          Coverage job flag name, e.g. Unit Tests
    -p, --parallel                   Set the parallel flag. Requires webhook for completion (coveralls done)
    --format=FORMAT                  Force coverage file format, supported formats: lcov, simplecov, cobertura, jacoco, gcov, golang, python
    --allow-empty                    Allow empty coverage results and exit 0
    --compare-ref=REF                Git branch name to compare the coverage with
    --compare-sha=SHA                Git commit SHA to compare the coverage with
    --service-name=NAME              Build service name override
    --service-job-id=ID              Build job override
    --service-build-url=URL          Build URL override
    --service-job-url=URL            Build job URL override
    --service-branch=NAME            Branch name override
    --service-pull-request=NUMBER    PR number override

$ coveralls done -h
Usage: coveralls done [options]
    --debug                          Debug mode: data being sent to Coveralls will be printed to console
    --dry-run                        Dry run (no request sent)
    -n, --no-logo                    Do not show Coveralls logo in logs
    -q, --quiet                      Suppress all output
    -h, --help                       Show this help
    -rTOKEN, --repo-token=TOKEN      Sets coveralls repo token, overrides settings in yaml or environment variable
    -cPATH, --config-path=PATH       Set the coveralls yaml config file location, will default to check '.coveralls.yml'
    --carryforward=FLAGS             Comma-separated list of parallel job flags
    --build-number=ID                Build number

CI Examples

Built-In Support

Supported Coverage Report Formats

With values used for --format option:

You can add a report parser to this project by following these instructions.

Bounty: One or more months of free service at Coveralls.io. Contact us to learn more.

Supported CI Services

Docs on environment variables for other CI support.

Extending Support

New CI Services

Supporting your CI service

How to use the Reporter with an officially-unsupported CI service. See instructions.

Adding Support for a New CI Service

See development instructions to add support for a new CI service.

New Coverage Report Formats

Supporting Your Coverage Report Format

If your coverage report format is not one of the ones above (in Supported Coverage Report Formats), you could try finding a library to convert your format into one of the supported formats.

Otherwise, if you want to use the Reporter, you could add support for your coverage report format.

Adding Support for New Coverage Report Formats

See development instructions to add support for a new coverage report format.

Coveralls Enterprise

Set this environment variable to your instance's host:

COVERALLS_ENDPOINT=https://coveralls-enterprise.example.com

SSL check will be automatically disabled to allow self-signed certificates.

More info: https://enterprise.coveralls.io

Development

To get started you will need crystal installed on your machine and then you can run:

shards install
make # bin/coveralls will be created

Run specs:

make test

Setup Windows in Vagrant

vagrant up

# to re-run provision script
vagrant provision

# to access Windows VM
vagrant ssh
# type powershell<enter>

Deployment

Cutting new releases.

Auto (prefered)

$ make new_version
New version: 1.2.3
Brief description: new coverage report support

Note: The new_version target takes care of the entire process of creating a new release, including tagging and pushing the release with git push origin master --follow-tags.

After the release is available, see Homebrew release instructions.

Manual

  1. Bump version in src/coverage_reporter.cr and shard.yml
  2. Commit with a message git commit --message "X.X.X: <short changes description>"
  3. Create a tag git tag --annotate vX.X.X with the same annotation as commit message
  4. Push with a tag git push origin master --follow-tags

GitHub release will be created automatically. After the release is available, see Homebrew release instructions.

Homebrew release

In the homebrew-coveralls repo, a new PR will automatically get created. Once the brew test-bot checks have passed, label the PR with the pr-pull tag in order to make the release available through Homebrew.