Mutode

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Mutode is ranked #23 of 25 in mutation testing tools on The Geeks Club.

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Supported languages: JavaScript
Parallel execution: Yes
Surviving mutant reports: Yes
Mutation operators: boolean literals; conditional boundaries; increments; inverted negatives; math and bitwise operators; negated conditionals; numeric literals; removed array elements; removed conditionals; removed function-call arguments; removed function parameters; removed functions; removed lines; removed object properties; removed switch cases; string literals

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What it does: Mutode generates small code changes called mutants and runs tests to reveal whether the tests detect them.
Intended users: Mutode is a mutation testing tool for JavaScript and Node.js projects.
Install: The page documents global npm installation, local development dependency installation, npx usage, and package.json scripts.
Runtime requirement: Mutode requires Node 8 or later.
Configuration: Users can select mutation operators and set concurrency; the command-line documentation gives a default concurrency of 4.
Test requirement: Mutode runs the project’s npm test command before proceeding and reports an error if the clean test suite exits with a nonzero code.
Results: Mutode reports killed, survived, and discarded mutants and calculates mutant coverage.
Logs: Mutode saves logs in a .mutode folder in the project.
License: The project is licensed under MIT, with copyright attributed to Diego Rodríguez Baquero.
Integrations: The documentation describes npm installation and execution but does not list third-party service integrations.
Security and compliance: The opened product pages do not state security certifications or compliance claims.

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