Produces a JSON report of Code Coverage for the given coverage database.
Usage
java com.atlassian.clover.reporters.json.JSONReporter [OPTIONS] PARAMS
Parameters
| -i, --initstring <file> | The initstring of the coverage database. |
| -o, --outputdir <dir> | The output directory for generated JSON. |
Options
| -a, --alwaysreport | Forces a report to be generated, even if there is no coverage
data. Defaults to ' |
| -d, --debug | Switch logging level to debug. |
| -if --includefailcoverage | Specifies whether or not to include coverage attributed to a test that has failed. If omitted, failed test coverage is not included. Default setting is 'false'. |
| -si, --showinner | Since 3.2.0: Show inner functions in the report (like a lambda function inside a method). |
| -sl, --showlambda | Since 3.2.0: Show lambda functions in the report. |
| -tc, --threadcount <int> | Number of additional threads to be allocated to report generation. Default is 0. |
| -v, --verbose | Switch logging level to verbose. |
Return code
The JSONReporter.main() calls System.exit() and returns non-zero return code in case of error during JSON report generation.
API Usage
JSONReporter provides a simple API that accepts an array of strings representing the command line arguments and returns an integer result code. The following fragment illustrates use of the API:
import com.atlassian.clover.CloverStartup;
import com.atlassian.clover.Logger;
import com.atlassian.clover.reporters.json.JSONReporter;
public class JsonReportRunner {
public void runReport() {
// CloverStartup.loadLicense(Logger.getInstance()); - required for Atlassian Clover 4.1.2 or older
String [] cliArgs = { "-i", "clover.db", "-o", "clover_json" };
int result = JSONReporter.runReport(cliArgs);
if (result != 0) {
// problem during report generation
}
}
}
Examples
java com.atlassian.clover.reporters.json.JSONReporter -i clover.db -o clover_json
Read coverage for the Clover database "clover.db" and produce a report in the directory "clover_json".