Tagged "coverage"

Every time I write tests in my Go projects, I use code coverage to be completely sure I don’t skip important parts that I intended to test. For viewing the reports, depending on the situation, I use either the built-in coverage reports in Neovim (powered by vim-go plugin), or for more complex cases – gocovsh.

I like writing integration tests for my Go code. They give me confidence that everything works as expected. This was one of the reasons I built Gnomock (an integration and end-to-end toolkit based on Docker): to easily write tests for code that uses databases or other external services, like AWS S3 or Splunk.