stryker-js
Mutation testing for JavaScript and friends
APACHE-2.0 License
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Published by simondel about 7 years ago
Published by simondel about 7 years ago
Published by simondel about 7 years ago
Published by simondel about 7 years ago
Published by simondel about 7 years ago
Published by simondel about 7 years ago
Published by simondel about 7 years ago
Published by simondel about 7 years ago
Published by simondel about 7 years ago
Changes:
- Changed stryker's arguments: You now have to supply a list with all files and a list of files you want to mutate
- Added support for globbing
- Added API documentation
- Typings are no longer part of the repository but are installed using a grunt task
- Fixed the mutation testing getting stuck
Published by simondel over 8 years ago
Changes:
- Fixed test selection based on code coverage
- Karma's code coverage is no longer saved to disk but instead reported in-memory
- An NPM install of Stryker now compiles the TypeScript code
Published by simondel over 8 years ago
This milestone release marks the first release of stryker on npm.
Changes since the initial project went public on GitHub include:
- Changed the codebase from JavaScript to TypeScript
- Karma servers are kept alive when testing mutants
- Introduced new modular architecture. Later releases will split stryker into multiple packages
- Fixed cases in which the incorrect line of code was reported for a survived mutant
Known issues:
- All tests are ran for every mutant. This will be fixed in v0.1.0.
