TypeScript code coverage with Karma
To obtain coverage reports for code running in web browsers, you can configure code coverage with TypeScript and Karma.
To obtain coverage reports for code running in web browsers, you can configure code coverage with TypeScript and Karma.
This article provides a step-by-step guide on how to get started with Heroku, a polyglot platform. It covers topics such as setting up a Node.js environment, connecting a Git repository, writing a Node.js application, connecting a GitHub repository, getting logs, running CLI apps, and working with databases.
In TypeScript, you can define custom properties on the `window` namespace by declaring them as global properties. For example, if you want to make TypeScript aware of the property `window.__coverage__`, you can declare it in your code using the `declare global` syntax.
This tutorial teaches you how to write tests for Electron using TypeScript and mocha. You'll learn about the necessary dependencies and how to set up your test environment.