Welcome to One Double Zero Documentation

This is the documentation for One Double Zero, the JavaScript code coverage tool aiming at accuracy, simplicity, flexibility and speed.

Prerequisites

• The command-line utility odz requires Node.js 18 or more.

Getting started

The recommended way to install One Double Zero is to install it globally from its npm package.

$ npm i one-double-zero -g

If all went well, you should be able to open a command prompt, and execute odz version.

$ odz version
1.2.3

Once installed, the most basic way to use One Double Zero is to execute its included CLI odz, passing it the command that needs to be executed.

odz npm run test

Doing such makes odz execute the command npm run test, and then compute the coverage for the source files that match the default glob pattern **/*.{js,mjs,jsx,ts,mts,tsx}.

The glob patterns used by odz to identify the source files are controlled by the sources flag.

odz --sources=src/**/*.mts npm run test

In order to not have to pass the sources flag on every execution of odz, it is recommended to create a configuration file to hold the reusable configuration of odz. This configuration file can be provided as a JSON file named .odzrc.json, or a TOML file named .odzrc.toml.

• .odzrc.json

{
  "sources": [
    "src/**/*.mts" 
  ]
}

• .odzrc.toml

sources = [
   "src/**/*.mts" 
]

Going further

One Double Zero is powerful and flexible, and even comes with a JavaScript API. Please read the rest of this documentation to get to know it, starting from the Command line usage section.