Best Code Coverage Tools for Jest

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    Istanbul Reviews

    Istanbul

    Istanbul

    Free
    Simple JavaScript test coverage. Istanbul instruments your ES5 JavaScript code with linecounters. This allows you to track how well your unit tests exercise your codebase. The nyc command line-client for Istanbul is compatible with most JavaScript testing frameworks (tap, mocha, AVA etc. First-class support of ES6/ES2015+ using babel-plugin-Istanbul. Support for JavaScript testing frameworks. Use the nyc command line interface to instrument subprocesses. It is easy to add coverage to your mocha test. Simply add the command nyc to your existing test command. The instrument command of nyc can be used to inspect source files in a context other than your unit tests. nyc can show you the Node processes that were spawned while running a test script. By default, nyc uses Istanbul’s text reporter. You can however specify an alternative reporter.
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    Early Reviews

    Early

    Early

    $19 per month
    Early is an AI tool that automates the generation and maintenance unit tests. It improves code quality and accelerates development processes. Early integrates with Visual Studio Code to allow developers to create verified and validated tests directly from the codebase. This covers a variety of scenarios including edge cases and happy paths. This approach increases code coverage and helps identify potential issues earlier in the development cycle. Early supports TypeScript and JavaScript languages and is compatible with test frameworks like Jest and Mocha. The tool provides a seamless experience, allowing users to quickly access generated tests and refine them to meet specific requirements. Early automates the testing process to reduce the impact on bugs, prevent code regressions, and boost development speed, ultimately leading to a release of better-quality software.
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