lcov-parse is a lightweight Node.js library for parsing LCOV (line coverage) data files. It transforms the often-complex LCOV format into a simple, easily usable JavaScript object. This enables developers to programmatically analyze coverage reports, calculate coverage percentages, and integrate coverage data into other tools or reports. It's ideal for automated quality checks, CI/CD pipelines, and generating custom visualizations based on coverage metrics.
Lcov-parse downloads showed steady growth from March to October 2024, peaking in November. Downloads stabilized until May 2025, then surged dramatically. June and July 2025 saw record highs, with a decrease in August. The start of September 2025 indicates potentially high growth.
The npm package lcov-parse has infrequent releases. Initial development occurred from 2012 to 2015 with minor version updates. A major version 1.0.0 was released in June 2017. Since then, there have been no further releases, with activity ceasing after June 2017. The package appears to be inactive as of September 8, 2025.
