Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Jstestdriver coverage.conf

👉 Let's imagine we have a coding tool called "JsTestDriver". It has a file named "coverage.conf" which holds information about how the test framework will cover certain parts of your code.

The 'coverage.conf' is like a magic box that tells the tool how to check for coverage in different places on your project. When you open it, you can see lines like this: ``` [Coverage] type = coverage reporter = html color = black [test] name = test.js path = src/your/project/javascript/test.js expected = expected.js output = ./coverage/ ``` Imagine we've built a bunch of test scripts in our project. Now, when the tool runs those tests, it will check for coverage on these files and print out some results to the console or a file. It's like having a detective report your test coverage. So let's say you're working on this codebase with all those js.js files. You might see something like this in "coverage.conf": ``` [Coverage] type = html reporter = html color = black [test] name = test.js path = src/your/project/javascript/test.js expected = expected.js output = ./coverage/ ``` This means that the tool will use HTML to display all of those js.js files, and it'll also color them with black for a creepy effect. You might even see some strange colors like "red" or "blue", which