test-coverage

To automatically generate missing tests and improve code coverage, you need an existing test suite and a coverage report. The tool scans coverage gaps, creates missing unit and integration tests, and validates results to push overall coverage above 80%.

Yes, you can generate tests for JavaScript and TypeScript projects. The workflow targets projects with existing test suites, using coverage-summary.json to identify untested code paths and automatically generate meaningful unit and integration tests.

Yes, a running test command like npm test or pnpm test is required to identify and close test coverage gaps. The tool executes this command to validate the generated missing tests and report the before and after coverage metrics.

The best way to reach 80% test coverage is to automate gap analysis using coverage-summary.json. By generating missing unit and integration tests for untested code paths and re-running the test command, you can systematically raise overall project coverage.

Automated testing automation handles coverage validation by re-running your test command after generating the missing tests. It reports the before and after coverage metrics to verify that the newly created tests successfully close the identified gaps.