Code coverage for Solidity smart-contracts
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How to install 0.7.0

Install

$ npm install --save-dev solidity-coverage@beta

Add this package to your plugins array in truffle-config.js

module.exports = {
  networks: {...},
  plugins: ["solidity-coverage"]
}

Run

truffle run coverage [command-options]

A full list of options and other information are available here

Upgrading from 0.6.x to 0.7.0-beta.x

First, follow the installation instructions and see if it works.

🐇 It does!? Bye.

🐘 It does not. Good...

Are you using Truffle V5?

  • Everything works best with Truffle versions >= 5.0.31.

Are you launching testrpc-sc yourself as a stand-alone client?

  • Stop launching it. The coverage plugin needs to initialize the client itself so it can hook into the EVM.

  • By default it uses the ganache bundled with Truffle, but you can use any version (see below).

Were you passing testrpc-sc lots of options as flags? 🇯🇵 🇯🇵 🇯🇵 🇯🇵 🇯🇵

  • If the flags were allowUnlimitedContractSize, gasLimit, gasPrice or emitFreeLogs, you can safely ignore them. Ditto if your port was 8555.

  • If the flags were things like accounts or network_id, you'll need to transfer them as ganache-core options to the providerOptions key in .solcover.js.

  • Ganache's "cli flag" and "js option" formats are slightly different. Check out their docs

    Example

    Before (at the command line)

    $ testrpc-sc --account="0x2b...7cd,1000000000000000000000000" -i 1999 --noVmErrorsOnRPCResponse
    

    Now (in .solcover.js)

    providerOptions: {
      accounts: [{
        secretKey: "0x2b.............7cd",
        balance: "0xD3C21BCECCEDA1000000"   // <-- Must be hex
      }],
      network_id: 1999,
      vmErrorsOnRPCResponse: false
    }
    
    

Do you have a 'coverage' network in truffle-config.js?

  • If you copy-pasted it from the <= 0.6.x docs, you can safely delete it.

  • You should be able to truffle run coverage --network <network-name> and use the same config you run your regular tests with.

  • You can also omit the network flag and you'll be given default settings which look like this:

    'soliditycoverage': {
      port: 8555,
      host: "127.0.0.1",
      network_id: "*",
    }
    

Do your tests depend on the specific ganache version you have as a local dependency?

  • Declare it in .solcover.js using the client option
    client: require('ganache-cli'),
    

Does your config contain any deprecated options?

  • They are:

    accounts,       # Now: `providerOptions: { total_accounts: <number> }`
    buildDirPath,   # Now: `--temp <path>` (At the command line, see Advanced Use)
    copyPackages,
    copyNodeModules,
    deepSkip,
    testCommand,
    compileCommand,
    noRpc
    
  • You can delete them.

Do you usually: (1) launch testrpc-sc, (2) do something special, (3) run solidity-coverage?

Are you what some might call an 'advanced user'?

Would you like to see some real-world installation examples?

🎉 It's still not working!! 🎉

  • If your project is public, please open an issue linking to it and we will advise and/or open a PR into your repo installing solidity-coverage after patching any relevant bugs here.

  • If your project is private, see if you can generate a reproduction case for the problem and we'll try to fix that.