Run package coverage for a package
If the following code was run,
dp <- system.file("test-data", "test.package.0001_0.1.0.tar.gz",
package = "test.assessr")
test_package <- get_package_coverage(dp)The result would be:
| R object | field | element 1 | element 2 | value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| test_package | pkg_name | “test.package.0001” | ||
| pkg_ver | “0.1.0” | |||
| date_time | “2026-03-09 14:27:36.673915” | |||
| executor | “xxxxxxx” | |||
| sysname | “Linux” | |||
| version | “#1 SMP PREEMPT_DYNAMIC Mon Dec 1 05:36:50 UTC 2025” | |||
| release | “6.1.158-180.294.amzn2023.x86_64” | |||
| machine | “x86_64” | |||
| r_version | “4.4.1” | |||
| test_framework_type | standard testing framework | |||
| total_cov | 1 | |||
| res_cov | name | “test.package.0001” | ||
| coverage | filecoverage | R/myscript.R 100 | ||
| totalcoverage | 100 | |||
| errors | NA | |||
| notes | NA |
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