Configuration

Syntax

One Double Zero configuration can be specified through command line flags, and in a configuration file.

Command line arguments have higher priority than the configuration file.

Configuration file

One Double Zero configuration can be specified in a configuration file. This makes it easier to re-run odz with consistent settings, and also allows for specification of options that are otherwise only available in the JavaScript API.

One Double Zero searches for a configuration file named .odzrc.json or .odzrc.toml, in that order, starting from the current working directory and walking up the filesystem tree.

Configuration reference

append

A flag that controls whether the run command should append the coverage data to the coverage directory instead of overwriting its content.

Defaults to false.

The append flag can be enabled by passing either the -a or the --append command line flag to odz.
```
$ odz run -a
$ odz run --append
```
The append flag can be enabled by setting the append property in the configuration file to true.
- JSON
- TOML
- ```
{
  "append": true
}
```
- ```
append = true
```

branchesThreshold

A percentage that controls the branches threshold the check command should compare the branches coverage to.

Defaults to 100.

The branchesThreshold value can be configured through either the -bt or the --branches-threshold command line flags.
```
$ odz check -bt 80
$ odz check --branches-threshold=80
```
The branchesThreshold value can be configured through the thresholds.branches property in the configuration file.
- JSON
- TOML
- ```
{
  "thresholds": {
    "branches": 80
  }
}
```
- ```
[thresholds]
branches = 80
```

coverageDirectory

A string that controls the path of the directory where the run command writes the coverage data to, and where the check and report commands read the coverage data from.

The coverageDirectory value can be configured through either the -cd or the --coverage-directory command line flags.
```
$ odz run -cd .coverage
$ odz run --coverage-directory=.coverage
```
The coverageDirectory value can be configured through the coverageDirectory property in the configuration file.
- JSON
- TOML
- ```
{
  "coverageDirectory": ".coverage"
}
```
- ```
coverageDirectory = ".coverage"
```

functionsThreshold

A percentage that controls the functions threshold the check command should compare the functions coverage to.

Defaults to 100.

The functionsThreshold value can be configured through either the -ft or the --functions-threshold command line flags.
```
$ odz check -ft 80
$ odz check --functions-threshold=80
```
The functionsThreshold value can be configured through the thresholds.functions property in the configuration file.
- JSON
- TOML
- ```
{
  "thresholds": {
    "functions": 80
  }
}
```
- ```
[thresholds]
functions = 80
```

linesThreshold

A percentage that controls the lines threshold the check command should compare the lines coverage to.

Defaults to 100.

The linesThreshold value can be configured through either the -lt or the --lines-threshold command line flags.
```
$ odz check -lt 80
$ odz check --lines-threshold=80
```
The linesThreshold value can be configured through the thresholds.lines property in the configuration file.
- JSON
- TOML
- ```
{
  "thresholds": {
    "lines": 80
  }
}
```
- ```
[thresholds]
lines = 80
```

logLevel

A string that controls the level of information output by One Double Zero.

Accepts "info" and "debug".

Defaults to "info".

The logLevel value can be configured through either the -ll or the --log-level command line flags.
```
$ odz report -ll debug
$ odz report --log-level=debug
```
The logLevel value can be configured through the logLevel property in the configuration file.
- JSON
- TOML
- ```
{
  "logLevel": "debug"
}
```
- ```
logLevel = "debug"
```

perFile

A flag that controls whether the check command should compare the coverage to the thresholds per file, or globally.

Defaults to false.

The perFile flag can be enabled by passing either the -pf or the --per-file command line flag to odz.
```
$ odz check -pf
$ odz check --per-file
```
The perFile flag can be enabled by setting the perFile property in the configuration file to true.
- JSON
- TOML
- ```
{
  "perFile": true
}
```
- ```
perFile = true
```

reporters

An array of Istanbul reporter names that controls the reporters that should be executed by the report and run commands.

Defaults to ["text"].

The reporters value can be configured through either the -r or the --reporters command line flags.
```
$ odz report -r text -r html
$ odz report --reporters=text --reporters=html
```

The reporters value can be configured through the reporters property in the configuration file.

JSON
TOML

{
  "reporters": [
    "text",
    "html"
  ]
}

```
reporters = [ "text", "html" ]
```

reportsDirectory

A string that controls the path of the directory where the report and run commands output the reports to.

Defaults to ".odz_output".

The reportsDirectory value can be configured through either the -rd or the --reports-directory command line flags.
```
$ odz run -rd .reports
$ odz run --reports-directory=.reports
```
The reportsDirectory value can be configured through the reportsDirectory property in the configuration file.
- JSON
- TOML
- ```
{
  "reportsDirectory": ".reports"
}
```
- ```
reportsDirectory = ".reports"
```

sources

An array of glob patterns used by the check, report and run commands to resolve the files to compute coverage for.

Defaults to ["**/*.{js,mjs,jsx,ts,mts,tsx}"].

The sources value can be configured through either the -s or the --sources command line flags.

$ odz report -s src/main/**/*.ts -s src/cli/**/*.ts
$ odz report --sources=src/main/**/*.ts --sources=src/cli/**/*.ts

The sources value can be configured through the sources property in the configuration file.

JSON
TOML

{
  "sources": [
    "src/main/**/*.ts",
    "src/cli/**/*.ts"
  ]
}

sources = [ "src/main/**/*.ts", "src/cli/**/*.ts" ]

statementsThreshold

A percentage that controls the statements threshold the check command should compare the statements coverage to.

Defaults to 100.

The statementsThreshold value can be configured through either the -st or the --statements-threshold command line flags.
```
$ odz check -st 80
$ odz check --statements-threshold=80
```
The statementsThreshold value can be configured through the thresholds.statements property in the configuration file.
- JSON
- TOML
- ```
{
  "thresholds": {
    "statements": 80
  }
}
```
- ```
[thresholds]
statements = 80
```