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Js Code Coverage With Selenium Tests

I’m new to the entire concept of capturing JS coverage. The way I intend to use JS coverage tool is to check how many lines of my JS code is being hit by my tests running in a br

Solution 1:

A tool like nyc is what you need. Take your js file(s) and run something like

nyc instrument

on them and nyc will modify the js files to record coverage. Use these modified files in your website. Then run your selenium tests. At the end of the selenium test, you need to capture the data from the JS files and save it to a json file. I use this code for that.

IJavaScriptExecutor js = (IJavaScriptExecutor)driver; string coverageData = (string)js.ExecuteScript("return JSON.stringify(window.cov_h0rgge4zy);"); File.WriteAllText(@"C:\someDir\coverage\" + DateTime.Now.Ticks + ".json", "{\"someFile\":" + coverageData + "}");

then run something like

nyc report html someCoverage.json

and you'll get the coverage report, html format

Solution 2:

You can try JSCover in manual you can find how to integrate it with selenium.

Solution 3:

keep generated .json file in .nyc_output directory then run below command. nyc report --reporter=html

reference https://istanbul.js.org/docs/advanced/coverage-object-report/

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