Display test coverage generated by lcov or xml in your editor.

Looking for helpful people to assist with bugs, new features or performance improvements.
The project has a full suite of tests and code linting, making it very new contributor friendly.
Take a look at some of the open github issues and see if any catch your eye!
https://github.com/ryanluker/vscode-coverage-gutters/issues

• Supports any language as long as you can generate a lcov style coverage file
• Extensive logging and insight into operations via the output logs
• Multi coverage file support for both xml and lcov
• Coverage caching layer makes for speedy rendering even in large files
• Relative coverage file resolution for those with complex file paths
• Preview coverage reports inside the editor
• Huge amount of workspace settings to customize the features to your liking
• Colour compatibility with light and dark themes
• Custom coverage paths with a hot swapping feature for remote builds

Watch (activated via command palette or shortcut icon on the status bar): Activating watch allows the extension to keep track of coverage changes and update its cache. It also will automatically apply coverage to a file if some exists.

Display (activated via command palette or shortcut key): Displays coverage for the current activated file only, does not update if the coverage files change.

Preview Report (activated via command palette): Shows you a html preview of your coverage reports in your editor.

See examples directory on how to setup a project.

• Java
• PHP
• Python
• Nodejs
• Ruby
• DotNet

Using Breakpoints: Currently to both use the extension and code debugging breakpoints, you need to disable the gutter coverage and enable the line coverage via the settings ( coverage-gutters.showGutterCoverage and coverage-gutters.showLineCoverage respectively).

• vscode 1.27.0 and up
• macos, linux or windows
• Requires Live Preview extension
  • vscode extension id: ms-vscode.live-server
  • v0.2.12 or higher

See extension setting options in IDE.

If you are interested in what else I work on, checkout my website or github profile!
https://luker.dev
https://github.com/ryanluker