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Flask Framework Cookbook

You're reading from   Flask Framework Cookbook Over 80 hands-on recipes to help you create small-to-large web applications using Flask

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Product type Paperback
Published in Nov 2014
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ISBN-13 9781783983407
Length 258 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Shalabh Aggarwal Shalabh Aggarwal
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Table of Contents (14) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Flask Configurations FREE CHAPTER 2. Templating with Jinja2 3. Data Modeling in Flask 4. Working with Views 5. Webforms with WTForms 6. Authenticating in Flask 7. RESTful API Building 8. Admin Interface for Flask Apps 9. Internationalization and Localization 10. Debugging, Error Handling, and Testing 11. Deployment and Post Deployment 12. Other Tips and Tricks Index

Determining test coverage


In the previous recipes, test writing was covered, but there is an important aspect to testing called coverage. Coverage determines how much of our code has been covered by the tests. The higher the percentage of coverage, the better our tests (although it's not the only criterion for good tests). In this recipe, we will check the code coverage of our application.

Tip

Remember that 100 percent test coverage does not mean that the code is flawless. However, in any case, it is better than having no tests or lower coverage. Anything that is not tested is broken.

Getting ready

We will use a library called coverage for this recipe. The following is the installation command:

$ pip install coverage

How to do it…

The simplest way of getting the coverage details is to use the command line. Simply run the following command:

$ coverage run –source=../<Folder name of application> --omit=app_tests.py,run.py app_tests.py

Here, --source indicates the directories that are to be...

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