Code coverage

[leto]

Similar to our current Travis CI badge, it would be helpful to know our "code coverage".

I suggest Coveralls which is free for Free+Open source projects:

https://coveralls.io

This issue is to add a code coverage badge to our README.

Tasks

• Integrate github repo to Coveralls (requires certain Github permissions)
• Make sure Coveralls can understand our test suite and run it correctly
• Potentially make a new commit and push it to get our first code coverage run
• Verify that our code coverage badge is working on our README

If you don't understand exactly what each task above means, please clarify before starting your work.

I expect this to take about 1 hour of focused work for a GSoC student, so if it is taking longer than that, please ask for help on this issue. /cc @mariobehling

[championswimmer]

@duke, we are not at this point using automated test suites, so I am not
sure how exactly code coverage would work out ?

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On 7 May 2015 at 01:20, Duke Leto [email protected] wrote:

Similar to our current Travis CI badge, it would be helpful to know our
"code coverage".

I suggest Coveralls which is free for Free+Open source projects:

https://coveralls.io

This issue is to add a code coverage badge to our README.

• Integrate github repo to Coveralls (requires certain Github
  permissions)
• Make sure Coveralls can understand our test suite and run it
  correctly
• Potentially make a new commit and push it to get our first code
  coverage run
• Verify that our code coverage badge is working on our README

I expect this to take about 1 hour of focused work for a GSoC student, so
if it is taking longer than that, please ask for help on this issue. /cc
@mariobehling https://github.com/mariobehling

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[leto]

Yes, if there are no automated tests at all, then hold off on this until they exist.

[leto]

That means we need automated tests ASAP 😈

[creativepsyco]

Is this for testing in the Android app? Then perhaps I can help, I have some luck running automated tests on Jenkins and CircleCI.

[leto]

@creativepsyco yes, this is for running any kind of tests that can help us see if our code quality is going up or down. Your help is much appreciated!