# frozen_string_literal: true $LOAD_PATH << 'lib' require 'imagen' require 'rainbow' require 'bigdecimal' require 'forwardable' require 'undercover/lcov_parser' require 'undercover/result' require 'undercover/cli' require 'undercover/changeset' require 'undercover/formatter' require 'undercover/options' require 'undercover/version' module Undercover class Report extend Forwardable def_delegators :changeset, :validate attr_reader :changeset, :lcov, :results, :code_dir # Initializes a new Undercover::Report # # @param options [Undercover::Options] def initialize(opts) @lcov = LcovParser.parse(File.open(opts.lcov)) @code_dir = opts.path git_dir = File.join(opts.path, opts.git_dir) @changeset = Changeset.new(git_dir, opts.compare).update @results = Hash.new { |hsh, key| hsh[key] = [] } end def build each_result_arg do |filename, coverage, imagen_node| results[filename.gsub(/^\.\//, '')] << Result.new( imagen_node, coverage, filename ) end self end # TODO: this is experimental and might be incorrect! # rubocop:disable Metrics/MethodLength, Metrics/AbcSize def build_warnings flagged_results = Set.new changeset.each_changed_line do |filepath, line_no| dist_from_line_no = lambda do |res| return BigDecimal::INFINITY if line_no < res.first_line line_no - res.first_line end dist_from_line_no_sorter = lambda do |res1, res2| dist_from_line_no[res1] <=> dist_from_line_no[res2] end res = results[filepath].min(&dist_from_line_no_sorter) flagged_results << res if res&.uncovered?(line_no) end flagged_results end # rubocop:enable Metrics/MethodLength, Metrics/AbcSize def all_results results.values.flatten end def inspect "#" end alias to_s inspect private # TODO: should that start from changeset.file_paths? # this way we could report things that weren't even loaded in any spec, # so is this still good idea? (Rakefile, .gemspec etc) def each_result_arg match_all = ->(_) { true } lcov.source_files.each do |filename, coverage| path = File.join(code_dir, filename) root_ast = Imagen::Node::Root.new.build_from_file(path) root_ast.children[0].find_all(match_all).each do |node| yield(path, coverage, node) end end end end end