jorelosorio / spellingcorrector

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Setup instructions for this Go project:

STEP 1: CHOOSE AN INTEGRATION

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The main language of this project appears to be: Go
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Install the integration into your project.
Add code to your CI build script to run your tests and upload coverage reports to Coveralls.

YOUR COVERALLS REPO TOKEN:

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COVERALLS_REPO_TOKEN=cxwH5pZ3QzH2eJK8WB92oLJp38WyWkCQk

This token identifies this repo to the Coveralls API and prevents unauthorized coverage reports.

STEP 3: COMMIT CODE AND VIEW COVERAGE REPORTS

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To verify:

Commit some code to your repo to trigger CI to run tests and send your first coverage report to Coveralls.
If that succeeds, this page will be replaced with your first coverage report for jorelosorio/spellingcorrector!

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And you can't go wrong by checking out the docs:

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