BLANKET.NVIM 🛌🏻

Designed to induce that warm and fuzzy feeling of knowing that your code is covered

Overview

This plugin provides a code coverage gutter in Neovim based on the Jacoco reports for Java projects.

Features

• Displaying uncoverted, covered and partially covered (not all code branches are executed) lines
• Watch report for changes and refresh the coverage gutter
• Autocomands to fire when specific file type is opened

Configurations

Only report_path is required, everything else is optional.

lua << EOF
    require'blanket'.setup{
        -- can use env variables and anything that could be interpreted by expand(), see :h expandcmd()
        -- OPTIONAL
        report_path = vim.fn.getcwd().."/target/site/jacoco/jacoco.xml",
        -- refresh gutter every time we enter java file
        -- defauls to empty - no autocmd is created
        filetypes = "java",
        -- for debugging purposes to see whether current file is present inside the report
        -- defaults to false
        silent = true,
        -- can set the signs as well
        signs = {
            priority = 10,
            incomplete_branch = "█",
            uncovered = "█",
            covered = "█",
            sign_group = "Blanket"
        },
    }
EOF

Available functions

• :lua require'blanket'.start() - start the plugin, useful when filetype property is not set
• :lua require'blanket'.stop() - stop displaying coverage and cleanup autocmds, watcher etc.
• :lua require'blanket'.refresh() - manually trigger a refresh of signs, useful when filetype property is not set
• :lua require'blanket'.pick_report_path() - pick a new report_path and refresh the report
• :lua require'blanket'.set_report_path(<new_file_path>) - change report_path to a new value and refresh the gutter based on the new report

Troubleshooting

Before opening an issue, make sure to reproduce you problem with the minimal config from examples/minimal.lua. Run the following command from inside the plugin directory and record the error message:

mvn -f ./examples/jacoco/pom.xml clean test && nvim --noplugin -u NONE -u ./examples/minimal.lua ./examples/jacoco/src/main/java/com/example/jacoco/MessageBuilder.java

The above will:

1. Generate coverage report for a simple app with maven
2. Launch vim with only blanket.nvim configured to look for report generated in the previous step

Alternatively, you can also just download the minimal.lua config, update the report_path to suite your needs and open the file of your liking.

Credits

• xml2lua - xml parsing library used to read Jacoco report (found under lua/internal/*)
• jacoco-parse - inspiration for algorithm to interpret Jacoco report content