[TIP] Need information on "Code coverage" for Java based selenium test scripts to a for Python web application.

[Ned Batchelder]

However you run your Python application, use "coverage run" to run it 
instead.  If you usually do "python my_application.py", then do 
"coverage run my_application.py" instead.

--Ned.

On 4/9/19 1:26 PM, akhi 9195 wrote:
> first of all, Thank you very much Ned for your reply.
>
> What language is the application written in?
>    - *The application is written in Python.*
>
> What language are the tests written in?
>    - *We have 28000 selenium test scripts written in Java.*
>
> What part do you want to coverage-measure?
> - We need below information.
>   1. *Need to measure how much % of the application has been covered 
> by our 28000 selenium test scripts  written in java.*
>   2. Is there any duplicate test script written in these 28000 
> scripts, which we can identify, if any part of application 
> code/statement invoked many times.
>
> So, I would like to measure which covers the above 2 requirements that 
> may be Statement coverage or branch Coverage.
>
>
> Coverage.py can measure the coverage of any Python code you need to run.
>
> - What I understood is, we need to feed *only *"*python unit test 
> scripts*" as input to "coverage run" and not java-selenium test scripts.
>
> How can I run "*28,000* *selenium test scripts written in java*" on a 
> python instrumented build to measure the statement/branch coverage?
>
>
> Please let me know if you still need any information.
>
> I didn't expect response directly from Ned. Thank you very much for 
> your response. :)
>
>
> Thanks
>
> Akhilesh B.
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> On Tue, Apr 9, 2019 at 10:34 PM Ned Batchelder <ned at nedbatchelder.com 
> <mailto:ned at nedbatchelder.com>> wrote:
>
>     It's not clear what you need.  What language is the application
>     written in? What language are the tests written in? What part do
>     you want to coverage-measure?
>
>     Coverage.py can measure the coverage of any Python code you need
>     to run.
>
>     --Ned.
>
>     On 4/8/19 3:30 PM, akhi 9195 wrote:
>>
>>
>>     Hello Team,
>>
>>     This is Akhilesh Bashettiwar. I am not sure this is the right
>>     platform to post my concern, Please excuse me if it is not.
>>
>>     I have a requirement to do code coverage to a python application
>>     based on Java-Selenium test scripts.
>>
>>     By using "Coverage.py" tool, can I achieve my goal?
>>     If yes, Please help me out at least with basic guidance or at
>>     least just YES/NO is also highly appreciable.
>>
>>     At any cost, I have to reach this goal to keep up my job. So,
>>     Please do reply me if you know the 1% information also is a big
>>     help for me.
>>
>>     Looking forward to hearing from you
>>
>>     Thank you in advance
>>     Akhilesh B.
>>
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