Background: I have used JsTestDriverCoverage and generated a test coverage report for my Javascript unit tests. However it is in LCOV format. As a Windows user running on Windows 2003, I can't just read the file since its perl/lunix friendly.

Question: are there any ways to either convert the file to a more readable format (using mand line), or using other applications to read the file?

Thanks.

Background: I have used JsTestDriverCoverage and generated a test coverage report for my Javascript unit tests. However it is in LCOV format. As a Windows user running on Windows 2003, I can't just read the file since its perl/lunix friendly.

Question: are there any ways to either convert the file to a more readable format (using mand line), or using other applications to read the file?

Thanks.

• javascript
• windows
• linux
• unit-testing
• lcov

2 Answers 2

Use genhtml to convert it to a set of HTML files. http://ltp.sourceforge/coverage/lcov/genhtml.1.php

There is a genhtml port for windows here: http://code.google./p/jgenhtml/.

It's specifically designed to run cross platform - no problems with backslashes in the paths etc.