README.md
# CircleCI::CoverageReporter
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**CircleCI::CoverageReporter** reports test coverage to your GitHub repository.
## Example
![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/96157/23824715/e16f0eac-06be-11e7-81e8-f818b14a52b4.png)
## Getting started
1. Add CircleCI::CoverageReporter to your `Gemfile` and `bundle install`:
```ruby
gem 'circleci-coverage_reporter', group: :test
```
2. Load `circleci/coverage_reporter/rake_task` in your `Rakefile`:
```ruby
require 'circleci/coverage_reporter/rake_task' if ENV['CIRCLECI']
```
3. Issue CircleCI and GitHub tokens and add them to build environment variables as follows:
Name | Value
-----------------------------------|----------------------------------------------------------------
`COVERAGE_REPORTER_CIRCLECI_TOKEN` | CircleCI API token with "view-builds" scope
`COVERAGE_REPORTER_VCS_TOKEN` | GitHub personal access token with "repo" or "public_repo" scope
4. Add the following step to your `circle.yml`:
```yaml
test:
post:
- bundle exec rake circleci:report_coverage
```
## Run manually
You must configure `circleci_token` and `vcr_token` before `CircleCI::CoverageReporter.run`:
```ruby
CircleCI::CoverageReporter.configure do |config|
config.circleci_token = YOUR_CIRCLECI_API_TOKEN
config.vcr_token = YOUR_GITHUB_PERSONAL_ACCESS_TOKEN
end
CircleCI::CoverageReporter.run
```
## Reporters
### SimpleCov
`CircleCI::CoverageReporter::Reporters::SimpleCovReporter` handles coverage files generated by
[SimpleCov](https://github.com/colszowka/simplecov).
It expects that coverage files are located in `$CIRCLE_ARTIFACTS/coverage` directory:
```ruby
# spec/spec_helper.rb
require 'simplecov'
# Save to CircleCI's artifacts directory if we're on CircleCI
SimpleCov.coverage_dir(File.join(ENV['CIRCLE_ARTIFACTS'], 'coverage')) if ENV['CIRCLECI']
SimpleCov.start
```
If you put files in another directory, say `$CIRCLE_ARTIFACTS/foo/bar`, you have to set reporter as follows:
```ruby
CircleCI::CoverageReporter.configure do |config|
config.reporters << CircleCI::CoverageReporter::Reporters::SimpleCov.new(dir: 'foo/bar')
end
```
### Flow
`CircleCI::CoverageReporter::Reporters::FlowReporter` handles coverage files generated by
[flow-coverage-report](https://github.com/rpl/flow-coverage-report)
It expects that there is `$CIRCLE_ARTIFACTS/flow-coverage/flow-coverage.json`:
```bash
$(npm bin)/flow-coverage-report -t json -o $CIRCLE_ARTIFACTS/flow-coverage
```
If you put the file in another path, say `$CIRCLE_ARTIFACTS/foo/bar/flow-coverage.json`,
you have to set reporter as follows:
```ruby
CircleCI::CoverageReporter.configure do |config|
config.reporters << CircleCI::CoverageReporter::Reporters::Flow.new(dir: 'foo/bar')
end
```
### RubyCritic
`CircleCI::CoverageReporter::Reporters::RubyCritic` handles code quality files generated by
[rubycritic](https://github.com/whitesmith/rubycritic)
```bash
bundle exec rubycritic -p $CIRCLE_ARTIFACTS/rubycritic -f json --no-browser --mode-ci app
bundle exec rubycritic -p $CIRCLE_ARTIFACTS/rubycritic -f html --no-browser --mode-ci app
```
### Link
`CircleCI::CoverageReporter::Reporters::Link` reports a link to an artifact file.
```ruby
CircleCI::CoverageReporter.configure do |config|
config.reporters << CircleCI::CoverateReporter::Reporters::Link.new(path: 'path/to/file', name: 'NAME')
end
```
## License
The gem is available as open source under the terms of the [MIT License](http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT).