coverage-guard

You can check code coverage after test execution and trigger warnings when coverage falls below a predefined threshold. This ensures coverage stability by monitoring statements, branches, functions, and lines automatically during development cycles.

Monitoring code coverage thresholds for statements, branches, and functions is done by configuring customizable limits. The script checks coverage post-test and alerts developers if any metric falls below the configured threshold values.

Yes, you need Node.js, Bash, and jq to run post-test coverage checks. These dependencies are used for executing scripts and parsing coverage data to evaluate whether your metrics meet the configured threshold requirements.

The best way to maintain code coverage stability is by running automated post-test checks that warn when coverage drops. Integrating this into continuous testing ensures coverage never silently degrades below your predefined thresholds.

Yes, the coverage checking process is fully configurable. You can customize both the commands used to execute tests and the specific coverage thresholds required, adapting the post-test warnings to fit your development environment.

If post-test warnings are not triggering, the configured thresholds might be set incorrectly or the test execution command failed to generate valid coverage data. Ensure jq can properly parse the coverage report and thresholds match your stability targets.