Xcov
Ruby command-line tool that turns Xcode code coverage data into HTML, JSON and Markdown reports, with a minimum-coverage check and Slack notifications.
- GitHub stars
- 573
- Last commit
- 1 mo ago
- Latest release
- v1.9.0
- Licence
- MIT
- Self-hosted
- Yes
xcov is a visualizer for Xcode code coverage files. After your tests have run, it reads the coverage data and produces readable reports, which makes it useful in iOS and macOS continuous integration pipelines. It is built on fastlane, so it plugs into existing fastlane setups, and it is distributed as a Ruby gem.
The tool analyzes the coverage files that Xcode produces when tests run through Xcode, xcodebuild or scan. Reports can be generated in HTML, JSON and Markdown formats, and results can be posted to Slack. You can blacklist files whose coverage should be ignored, set a minimum acceptable coverage percentage so a build fails when it is not met, and send results to Coveralls. Command-line parameters cover the workspace, project, scheme, configuration, output directory and more.
To use it, you need Xcode 7 or later, up-to-date command line tools, a shared project scheme and the option to gather coverage data enabled on that scheme. xcov is MIT licensed and maintained by the fastlane community organization.
Key features
- Reads Xcode coverage files
- HTML, JSON and Markdown reports
- Minimum coverage threshold
- File blacklist for ignoring coverage
- Slack and Coveralls integration
- Built on fastlane for CI use
Pricing: Free and open source under the MIT license.
