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attempts to get CI Coverage working reliably

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David Koes
2025-06-02 12:36:25 -04:00
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.github/workflows/Coverage.yml vendored
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- name: Coverage
env:
NODE_OPTIONS: "--max_old_space_size=15000"
NODE_OPTIONS: "--expose-gc --no-compilation-cache"
# coverage has trouble fetching data for some reason in the CI,
# I don't actually care about the test results (that's tested above)
# so ignore any failure here

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package.json
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"generate:tests": "python3 tests/auto/generate_tests.py",
"generate:glcheck": "python3 ./tests/glcheck/generate_glcheck_render_tests.py -min",
"generate:jest": "python3 tests/jest/generate_jest_render_tests.py",
"cover": "npm run generate:jest && npx jest --coverage --verbose",
"cover": "npm run generate:jest && npx jest --coverage --verbose --runInBand",
"doc": "rm -rf doc/ && npx jsdoc -c jsdoc.conf.json src doc.md"
},
"dependencies": {

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tutorials/learning_environment.md
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## Self-Hosting
The easiest way to use the 3Dmol.js active learning environment is through the hosted viewer at [https://3dmol.csb.pitt.edu](https://3dmol.csb.pitt.edu). However, it may be desirable to host your own instance for your class. A light-weight Flask webserver can quickly be brought up on a Ubuntu Linux machine with a few commands:
The easiest way to use the 3Dmol.js active learning environment is through the hosted viewer at [https://3dmol.org](https://3dmol.org). However, it may be desirable to host your own instance for your class. A light-weight Flask webserver can quickly be brought up on a Ubuntu Linux machine with a few commands:
```{@lang bash}