Covering or Ignoring Generated Functions

[jsmylnycky]

Hi,

I have a setup using Webpack with Babel and this project, and while everything works great, one issue I've been trying to figure out how to fix is the coverage occurring on the generated functions.

Functions such as _createClass and _classCallCheck end up tanking my coverage stats, especially for Branches.

Is there something I may have done incorrectly? Is there a way to ignore these generated functions from being covered? Is this on a roadmap anywhere for resolution?

Thanks!

[aaronmaturen]

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[deepsweet]

hi.

are you talking about ES6 code transpiled by Babel?

[jsmylnycky]

Yup, those functions at the top of each file after Babel transpiles ES6.
They end up counting against the coverage.
On May 26, 2015 8:31 PM, "Kir Belevich" [email protected] wrote:

hi.

are you talking about ES6 code transpiled by Babel?

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[deepsweet]

you can cover original ES6 code with https://github.com/deepsweet/isparta-loader

[jsmylnycky]

Thanks, I'll take a look at that in the morning and post back here if
there's any issues :). Hard to find an answer to this issue.
On May 26, 2015 8:40 PM, "Kir Belevich" [email protected] wrote:

you can cover original ES6 code with
https://github.com/deepsweet/isparta-loader

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[deepsweet]

I'll update README with note about this. Isparta "binds" transpiled constructions to your original ES6 lines of code, so coverage report will be fair.

[jsmylnycky]

Thanks!
On May 26, 2015 8:48 PM, "Kir Belevich" [email protected] wrote:

I'll update README with note about this. Isparta "binds" transpiled
constructions to your original ES6 lines of code, so coverage report will
be fair.

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[jsmylnycky]

@deepsweet Just an FYI, I did just plug in isparta and moved it from post to pre-loader, and everything covers 100% now. Thanks so much :)