Closed TimothyStiles closed 7 months ago
At the top of VesselVio's README there should be a code coverage badge like this:
There are third party services such as coveralls, or code cov, that will generate these badges for you.
I roll my own using github actions and github gists for data storage which gets rendered as a badge via shields.io
These goofy little badges do a lot to assure other developers that they can trust your code to work as anticipated and help attract more users and contributors.
Just started working on getting unit tests integrated today, actually :) I
I've seen some packages use CodeCov, but I haven't figured out how to get that integrated yet. I like your approach too!
At the top of VesselVio's README there should be a code coverage badge like this:![Test Coverage](https://img.shields.io/endpoint?url=https://gist.githubusercontent.com/TimothyStiles/e58f265655ac0acacdd1a38376ccd32a/raw/coverage.json)
There are third party services such as coveralls, or code cov, that will generate these badges for you.
I roll my own using github actions and github gists for data storage which gets rendered as a badge via shields.io![Screen Shot 2022-05-16 at 5 01 39 PM](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/7042260/168701184-fc5ba334-cf17-4141-9dc0-d42be7c1c5a8.png)
These goofy little badges do a lot to assure other developers that they can trust your code to work as anticipated and help attract more users and contributors.