Coveralls
Coveralls provides code coverage reporting and analysis for your software projects with integrations for popular CI/CD platforms. · Coveralls · DevOps & CI
Overview
Coveralls offers free code coverage reporting for public repositories, making it ideal for open source projects and students integrating CI/CD workflows.
Good fit
Use Coveralls to track and display code coverage for public or open source repositories with easy CI/CD integration.
- open source maintainers
- students
- small teams
Not a fit
Avoid if you need private repository support for free or require advanced analytics without a paid plan.
- need free private repo coverage
- require advanced analytics for free
Quickstart · 5 steps
- Sign up for a Coveralls account using GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket.
- Authorize Coveralls to access your repositories.
- Add your project to Coveralls from the dashboard.
- Integrate the Coveralls reporter into your CI configuration.
- Push code and verify coverage reports appear in Coveralls.
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