Test Coverage Python Packages

pytest-html-reporter

Generate rich, static HTML reports for pytest with analytics, build history, flaky-test insights, automatic screenshots, logs, coverage, pytest-bdd, reruns, and xdist support

supercov-cli

Coverage, security and code quality for coding agents

pytest-local-badge

Generate self-hosted SVG pytest status and coverage badges. No third-party shield service required.

codeclimate-test-reporter

DEPRECATED Uploads Python test coverage data to Code Climate

swagger-coverage-tool

The Swagger Coverage Tool is designed to measure API test coverage based on Swagger documentation. It provides automated tracking and reporting of test coverage for APIs, helping ensure that your endpoints and services are well-tested.

autobahntestsuite

Autobahn WebSocket protocol testsuite

testdata

Python module to make testing easier, it can generate random data like names and text, run commands, fetch urls, create files and directories, and more

configreach

Deterministic configuration coverage for software repositories — discover which env vars, feature flags, CLI options, config files, and deployment parameters your tests actually exercise. Codecov for configuration space.

reqcov

Automate requirements traceability: trace requirements to tests and code, fail CI on gaps, generate audit-ready traceability matrices.

reprove

Verify a pull request with evidence, not opinions: tests, diff coverage, mutation of changed lines. Free on public repos; Pro for private repos at reprove.sh

axonscanner

Audit whether your codebase is as real as it claims. A zero-dependency static analyzer that grades every module claimed-only → reachable → tested → asserted from the code itself — never commit messages — and measures the AI-slop tax. No execution, no install of the code under audit.

project-vandal

UI mutation testing engine that validates your automation suite catches real regressions

tracemap-pr

Deterministic pull request impact analysis for Python backends using git diff, OpenAPI, coverage, traces, and static analysis