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I use dotCover for code coverage, and it’s good, but the results appear to be written in a proprietary format, which I cannot parse.
I want to create a script that analyses my .Net code base and returns the (say) 20 classes with the lowest code coverage in a format that I can read (xml, plain text, json, …). Does anyone know how to do this, either in dotCover or other tools
You could use OpenCover and ReportGenerator.
OpenCover generates a XML coverage report. ReportGenerator transforms this report into HTML, XML (readable) and Latex.
See this blogpost for more details:
http://www.palmmedia.de/Blog/2011/6/21/code-coverage-testing-with-opencover-and-partcover