Measure and report on code coverage in Java projects with EclEmma, a free tool used by Eclipse to highlight executed code parts.
EclEmma is a free, open source Java code coverage tool for Eclipse. It is used by developers to measure and report on code coverage in Java projects within the Eclipse IDE.
EclEmma shows which lines of code have been executed during runtime. It visually highlights covered and uncovered code using different colors right inside the IDE editor. This makes it easy for developers to identify gap areas of missing tests or execution paths.
Key features of EclEmma include:
EclEmma is a helpful companion for Java developers aiming for high test coverage and wanting fast feedback on what parts of their code base are covered by tests versus missing execution. The direct visualization speeds up the development cycle by easily spotting coverage gaps.
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