A CLI tool to check type coverage for typescript code

This tool will check type of all identifiers, the type coverage rate = the count of identifiers whose type is not any / the total count of identifiers, the higher, the better.

• Show progress of long-term progressive migration from existing js code to typescript code.
• Avoid introducing accidental any by running in CI.
• Show progress of long-term progressive migration from existing looser typescript code to stricter typescript code.migrate to stricter typescript

yarn global add type-coverage

run type-coverage

If the identifiers' type arguments exist and contain at least one any, like any[], ReadonlyArray<any>, Promise<any>, Foo<number, any>, it will be considered as any too(Added in v1.7)

Type assertion, like foo as string, foo!, <string>foo will be considered as uncovered, exclude foo as const, <const>foo, foo as unknown(Added in v2.8), and other safe type assertion powered by isTypeAssignableTo(Added in v2.9)

Object type(like foo: Object) and empty type(like foo: {}) will be considered as any(Added in v2.21)

Also, future minor release may introduce stricter type check in this mode, which may lower the type coverage rate

save and reuse type check result of files that is unchanged and independent of changed files in .type-coverage directory, to improve speed

If you want to get 100% type coverage then try {} catch {} is the largest blocked towards that.

This can be fixed in typescript with Allow type annotation on catch clause variable but until then you can turn on --ignore-catch --at-least 100.

Your catch blocks should look like

try {
  await ...
} catch (anyErr) {
  const err = <Error> anyErr
}

To have the highest type coverage.

This tool will ignore the files, eg: --ignore-files "demo1/*.ts" --ignore-files "demo2/foo.ts"

  "typeCoverage": {
    "atLeast": 99, // same as --at-least (Added in `v1.4`)
    "is": 99, // same as --is (Added in `v2.6`)
    "cache": true, // same as --cache (Added in `v2.11`)
    "debug": true, // same as --debug (Added in `v2.11`)
    "detail": true, // same as --detail (Added in `v2.11`)
    "ignoreCatch": true, // same as --ignore-catch (Added in `v2.11`)
    "ignoreFiles": ["demo1/*.ts", "demo2/foo.ts"], // same as --ignore-files "demo1/*.ts" --ignore-files "demo2/foo.ts" (Added in `v2.11`)
    "project": "tsconfig.json", // same as --project tsconfig.json or -p tsconfig.json (Added in `v2.11`)
    "strict": true, // same as --strict (Added in `v2.11`)
    "suppressError": true, // same as --suppressError (Added in `v2.11`)
    "update": true, // same as --update (Added in `v2.11`)
    "updateIfHigher": true, // same as --update-if-higher (Added in `v2.20`)
    "ignoreUnread": true, // same as --ignore-unread (Added in `v2.14`)
    "ignoreNested": true, // same as --ignore-nested (Added in `v2.16`)
    "ignoreAsAssertion": true, // same as --ignore-as-assertion (Added in `v2.16`)
    "ignoreTypeAssertion": true, // same as --ignore-type-assertion (Added in `v2.16`)
    "ignoreNonNullAssertion": true, // same as --ignore-non-null-assertion (Added in `v2.16`)
    "ignoreObject": true, // same as --ignore-object(Added in `v2.21`)
    "ignoreEmptyType": true, // same as --ignore-empty-type(Added in `v2.21`)
    "showRelativePath": true, // same as --show-relative-path (Added in `v2.17`)
    "historyFile": "typecoverage.json", // same as --history-file (Added in `v2.18`)
    "noDetailWhenFailed": true, // same as --no-detail-when-failed (Added in `v2.19`)
    "reportSemanticError": true, // same as --report-semantic-error (Added in `v2.22`)
  },

Use type-coverage:ignore-next-line or type-coverage:ignore-line in comment(// or /* */) to ignore any in a line.(Added in v1.9)

try {
  // type-coverage:ignore-next-line
} catch (error) { // type-coverage:ignore-line
}

Create a new tsconfig file(eg: tconfig.type-coverage.json) with stricter config, that extends from tsc's tsconfig.json

{
  "extends": "./tsconfig.json",
  "compilerOptions": {
    "strict": true
  }
}

Run type-coverage -p ./tconfig.type-coverage.json --report-semantic-error, tsc semantic errors will be reported by type-coverage.

When all tsc semantic errors are resolved, merge the two tsconfigs.

Use your own project url:

[![type-coverage](https://img.shields.io/badge/dynamic/json.svg?label=type-coverage&prefix=%E2%89%A5&suffix=%&query=$.typeCoverage.atLeast&uri=https%3A%2F%2Fraw.githubusercontent.com%2Fplantain-00%2Ftype-coverage%2Fmaster%2Fpackage.json)](https://github.com/plantain-00/type-coverage)

Using codechecks you can integrate type-coverage with GitHub's Pull Requests. See type-coverage-watcher.

Using typescript-coverage-report you can generate typescript coverage report.

import { lint } from 'type-coverage-core'

const result = await lint('.', { strict: true })

export function lint(project: string, options?: Partial<LintOptions>): Promise<FileTypeCheckResult & { program: ts.Program }>
export function lintSync(compilerOptions: ts.CompilerOptions, rootNames: string[], options?: Partial<LintOptions>): FileTypeCheckResult & { program: ts.Program } // Added in `v2.12`

export interface LintOptions {
  debug: boolean,
  files?: string[],
  oldProgram?: ts.Program,
  strict: boolean, // Added in v1.7
  enableCache: boolean, // Added in v1.10
  ignoreCatch: boolean, // Added in v1.13
  ignoreFiles?: string | string[], // Added in v1.14
  fileCounts: boolean, // Added in v2.3
  absolutePath?: boolean, // Added in v2.4
  processAny?: ProccessAny, // Added in v2.7
  ignoreUnreadAnys: boolean, // Added in v2.14
  ignoreNested: boolean // Added in v2.16
  ignoreAsAssertion: boolean // Added in v2.16
  ignoreTypeAssertion: boolean // Added in v2.16
  ignoreNonNullAssertion: boolean // Added in v2.16
  ignoreObject: boolean // Added in v2.21
  ignoreEmptyType: boolean // Added in v2.21
  reportSemanticError: boolean // Added in v2.22
}

export interface FileTypeCheckResult {
  correctCount: number
  totalCount: number
  anys: FileAnyInfo[]
  fileCounts: { // Added in v2.3
    correctCount: number,
    totalCount: number,
  }[]
}

export interface FileAnyInfo {
  line: number
  character: number
  text: string
  kind: FileAnyInfoKind //  Added in v2.13
}

export const enum FileAnyInfoKind {
  any = 1, // any
  containsAny = 2, // Promise<any>
  unsafeAs = 3, // foo as string
  unsafeTypeAssertion = 4, // <string>foo
  unsafeNonNull = 5, // foo!
}

export type ProccessAny = (node: ts.Node, context: FileContext) => boolean

yarn add ts-plugin-type-coverage -D

{
  "compilerOptions": {
    "plugins": [
      {
        "name": "ts-plugin-type-coverage",
        "strict": true, // for all configurations, see LintOptions above
        "ignoreCatch": true,
      }
    ]
  }
}

For VSCode users, choose "Use Workspace Version", See https://github.com/microsoft/TypeScript/wiki/Writing-a-Language-Service-Plugin#testing-locally, or just use the wrapped plugin below.

https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=york-yao.vscode-type-coverage

Configuration is in Preferences - Settings - Extensions - Type Coverage

If the result from the vscode plugin is different from the result from the CLI, maybe your project root directory's tsconfig.json is different from your CLI tsconfig.json

If the plugin does not work, you may see some workarounds:

• plantain-00#86 (comment)

Q: Does this count JavaScript files?

Yes, This package calls Typescript API, Typescript can parse Javascript file(with allowJs), then this package can too.

CHANGELOG for minor and patch release

1. Move typescript from dependencies to peerDependencies
2. Move API from package type-coverage to package type-coverage-core

// v1
import { lint } from 'type-coverage'
lint('.', false, false, undefined, undefined, true)

// v2
import { lint } from 'type-coverage-core'
lint('.', { strict: true })