JSCoverage
code coverage for JavaScript

JSCoverage is a tool that measures code coverage for JavaScript programs.

Code coverage statistics show which lines of a program have been executed (and which have been missed). This information is useful for constructing comprehensive test suites (for which it is often called test coverage).

JSCoverage works by instrumenting the JavaScript code used in web pages. Code coverage statistics are collected while the instrumented JavaScript code is executed in a web browser.

JSCoverage works with any modern standards-compliant web browser - including Internet Explorer (IE 6 and IE 7), Firefox (FF 2 and FF 3), Opera, and Safari - on Windows and Linux.

JSCoverage is free software, distributed under the GNU General Public License.

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March 31, 2008 - JSCoverage and Firefox 3

The JSCoverage FAQ has been updated to address problems using JSCoverage with Firefox 3.

March 24, 2008 - JSCoverage in Debian GNU/Linux

JSCoverage is now available in the Debian unstable distribution.

November 22, 2007 - JSCoverage 0.3.1

JSCoverage 0.3.1 is available for download.

This release has a number of bug fixes:

  • It should now be possible to run the native Windows version of jscoverage with minimal privileges.
  • All files used by JSCoverage now use a jscoverage prefix to avoid name collisions.
  • Compilation bugs which occurred under some versions of MSYS have been fixed.
  • Various documentation improvements.

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