development.md

Development

Notes for developers and maintainers

Add coverage format support

Checklist to add a parser for a coverage report format:

1. Create a parser class which inherits CoverageReporter::BaseParser

# Template parser.
#
# src/coverage_reporter/parsers/my_parser.cr

require "./base_parser"

module CoverageReporter
  class MyParser < BaseParser
    # Returns array of globs for automatic coverage report detection.
    def globs : Array(String)
      ["**/*/*.mycov", "*.mycov"]
    end

    # Checks whether the *filename* can be parsed with this parser.
    def matches?(filename : String) : Bool
      filename.ends_with?(".mycov")
    end

    def parse(filename : String) : Array(FileReport)
      # ... format-specific parsing

      [
        # provide an array of file_report
        file_report(name: name, coverage: coverage)
      ]
    end
  end
end

2. Add your class to CoverageReporter::Parser::PARSERS

# src/coverage_reporter/parser.cr

module CoverageReporter
  class Parser
    PARSERS = {
      # ...
      MyParser,
    }

    # ...
  end
end

3. Add specs

# spec/coverage_reporter/parsers/my_parser_spec.cr

require "../../spec_helper"

Spectator.describe CoverageReporter::MyParser do
  subject { described_class.new }

  describe "#matches?" do
    # ...
  end

  describe "#parse" do
    # ...
  end
end

4. Test it

make
dist/coveralls --repo-token=<...> --file coverage/coverage.mycov

Parser design

CoverageReporter::BaseParser provides a strict interface that needs to be implemented in order to parse coverage reports correctly and convert the report format into the data Coveralls API would understand. That's why the #parser method returns an array of FileReport, not just an array of Hash.

Support new CI options

Checklist to add new CI options:

1. Add a module at src/coverage_reporter/ci/ and implement .options method.

# CI options template.
#
# src/coverage_reporter/ci/my_ci.cr

require "./options"

module CoverageReporter
  module CI
    module MyCI
      extend self

      def options
        # NOTE: `.options` method should return `nil` if environment doesn't match the CI.
        return unless ENV["MY_CI"]?

        Options.new(
          service_name: "my-ci",
          service_job_id: ENV["MY_CI_JOB_ID"]?,
          service_pull_request: ENV["MY_CI_PR_NUMBER"]?,
          service_branch: ENV["MY_CI_GIT_BRANCH"]?,
          commit_sha: ENV["MY_CI_COMMIT_SHA"]?,
          # ... provide as many options as you can.
        ).to_h
      end
    end
  end
end

2. Provide as many options as you can (see CI::Options for the full list).

3. Add your module to CI_OPTIONS tuple.

# src/coverage_reporter/config.cr

module CoverageReporter
  class Config
    CI_OPTIONS = {
      # ...
      MyCI,
    }

    # ...
  end
end

4. Write the specs for your CI options.

# spec/coverage_reporter/config_spec.cr

Spectator.describe CoverageReporter::Config do
  # ...
  describe "#to_h" do
    # ...
    context "for My CI" do
      before_each do
        ENV["MY_CI"] = "1"
        ENV["MY_CI_GIT_BRANCH"] = "my-ci-git-branch"
        ENV["MY_CI_JOB_ID"] = "my-ci-job-id"
        ENV["MY_CI_COMMIT_SHA"] = "my-ci-commit-sha"
        ENV["MY_CI_PR_NUMBER"] = "13"
      end

      it "gets info from ENV" do
        expect(subject).to eq({
          :repo_token           => "repo_token",
          :service_name         => "my-ci",
          :service_branch       => "my-ci-git-branch",
          :service_job_id       => "my-ci-job-id",
          :commit_sha           => "my-ci-commit-sha",
          :service_pull_request => "13",
        })
      end
    end
  end
end