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Displaying test coverage in a readme #1928

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opened 2025年05月13日 18:12:41 +02:00 by snoopdouglas · 0 comments

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Hi, I'm wondering if anyone's done this yet or has any advice.

I've got access to Woodpecker, so I can run my test coverage commands just fine - but I'm not sure of the best way of getting the percentage to display as a badge in my project's readme.

I'm currently using shields.io to show a couple of badges in the readme, but it only seems to support services (like Coveralls, Codecov etc.) that plug directly into the bigger Git hosts.

### Comment Hi, I'm wondering if anyone's done this yet or has any advice. I've got access to Woodpecker, so I can run my test coverage commands just fine - but I'm not sure of the best way of getting the percentage to display as a badge in my project's readme. I'm currently using shields.io to show a couple of badges in the readme, but it only seems to support services (like Coveralls, Codecov etc.) that plug directly into the bigger Git hosts.
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