Release 0.5.1

Updates

• While non-transpiled code without a source map was supported, both the grunt and gulp tasks would fail hard. These tasks were changed to make warnings non-fatal and will only fail the process if fail is set to a truthy value for these tasks. (#27, #15)

Release 0.5.0

New Features

• Allow exclusion of covered files from final coverage (#23)
• Support Inline Sources (#11)
• Allow lcovonly and text-lcov to be used on the CLI being output to std out (#22)

Updates

• Fix typo in README (#24), thanks @sohamkamani
• Improve CLI docs (#16), thanks @lukeapage

Bugs fixes

• An issue resolving CommonJS modules when the dependencies were flattened (#19)
• Copy over coverage when there is no source map (#15)

Release 0.4.0

Changes

• remap-istanbul now propagates ignored coverage. Fixes #12 and #14.
• Improved CLI error messages when invalid stdin. Fixes #13.
• Updates to dependencies: Istanbul, source-map, Intern and gulp-util.

Release 0.3.1

Bugs Fixes

• Correctly resolve path names from source maps (see #10 and thanks @kinday)

Release 0.3.0

New Features

• Add Intern JsonCoverage reporter until PR theintern/intern#426 is merged.

Updates

• Move to Intern 3.0.4

Release 0.2.0

New Features

• Add command line interface. See: Command Line Usage. Resolves #3.
• Allow setting a base path when remapping to source files. See: lib/remap. Thanks @arma-gast.

Bugs Fixed

• Properly parse unicode inline source maps. Thanks @arma-gast.

Improvements

• Update to Intern 3.0.2 for testing
• Add contribution guidelines
• Add coverage information reporting via codecov.io

Initial Release

Introducing remap-istanbul, a tool that help improve the utility of your code coverage. 👼

If you are transpiling your code to JavaScript, sometimes code coverage can be a problem, because the coverage analysis is only giving you a view of your emitted code, not your original code. remap-istanbul solves that problem by taking Istanbul code coverage, reading the source maps, and mapping back the coverage to the original files.

Let us know if you find this useful, we sure do!