Posted by:
Ola Bini
on 11/09/2011
It seems the JavaScript tool space is not completely saturated yet. As I mentioned in my previous post I’ve had particular trouble finding a good solution to code coverage. So I decided to build my own version of it. The specific feature to notice is transparent translation of source code and support for branch coverage. It also has some limitations at the moment, of course. This is release 0.0.1 and as such is definitely a first release. If you happen to use the Jasmine JUnit runner it should be possible to drop in this directly and have something working immediately.
You can find information, examples and downloads here: http://jescov.olabini.com
Ola Bini's complete blog can be found at: http://olabini.com/blog
About Ola Bini
Ola Bini works as a language geek for ThoughtWorks in Chicago. He is from Sweden but don't hold that against him. He is one of the JRuby core developers and have been involved in JRuby development since 2006. At one point in time, Ola got tired of all existing programming languages and decided to create his own, called Ioke. He has written a book called Practical JRuby on Rails Projects for APress, talked at numerous conferences, and contributed to a large number of open source projects.
His main passion lies in implementation languages, working on regular expression engines, trying to figure out how to create good YAML parsers.
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