title: Is there any way to filter the coverage report in nose?
body: <p>I'm using django-nose and it does generate a huge coverage report. I would like to filter its output, if possible.</p>
  
  <p>Here is an example of the output:</p>
  
  <pre><code>    (venv) C:\Users\fsantos\Desktop\biskates.com\biskates\biskates_project&gt;python manage.py test biskates --with-coverage
      nosetests --verbosity 1 biskates --with-coverage
      Creating test database for alias 'default'...
      .C:\Users\fsantos\Desktop\biskates.com\venv\lib\site-packages\django\db\models\fields\__init__.py:808: RuntimeWarning: DateTimeField received a naive datetime (2012-11-21 18:04:49.075000) while time zone support is active.
        RuntimeWarning)
      ....C:\Users\fsantos\Desktop\biskates.com\venv\lib\site-packages\django\db\models\fields\__init__.py:808: RuntimeWarning: DateTimeField received a naive datetime
      (2012-11-21 18:04:51.494000) while time zone support is active.
        RuntimeWarning)
      ...............
      Name
            Stmts   Miss  Cover   Missing
      --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
      biskates.managers
               26      0   100%
      biskates.models
               67      0   100%
      biskates.templatetags
                0      0   100%
      biskates.templatetags.biskates
                1      0   100%
      biskates.views
               90      0   100%
      biskates_project.urls
               19      0   100%
      communication.forms
                9      0   100%
      communication.managers
                9      0   100%
      communication.models
               44      0   100%
      communication.views
               59      0   100%
      debug_toolbar.management
                0      0   100%
      debug_toolbar.middleware
               87     87     0%   4-137
      debug_toolbar.models
                0      0   100%
      debug_toolbar.templatetags
                0      0   100%
      debug_toolbar.toolbar
                0      0   100%
      debug_toolbar.toolbar.loader
               51     51     0%   4-98
      debug_toolbar.urls
                3      3     0%   7-11
      django.conf.locale
                1      1     0%   1
      django.conf.locale.en
                0      0   100%
      django.conf.locale.en.formats
               14     14     0%   7-42
      django.contrib.admin
               19     19     0%   3-41
      django.contrib.admin.actions
               34     34     0%   5-83
      django.contrib.admin.filters
              181    181     0%   8-402
      django.contrib.admin.forms
               27     27     0%   1-43
      django.contrib.admin.helpers
              245    245     0%   1-352
      django.contrib.admin.options
              735    735     0%   1-1464
      django.contrib.admin.sites
              203    203     0%   1-444
      django.contrib.admin.templatetags
                0      0   100%
      django.contrib.admin.templatetags.admin_static
                7      7     0%   1-11
      django.contrib.admin.util
              256    256     0%   1-425
      django.contrib.admin.widgets
              211    211     0%   5-317
      django.contrib.auth.backends
               63     63     0%   1-125
      django.contrib.auth.context_processors
               22     22     0%   4-43
      django.contrib.auth.forms
              175    175     0%   1-335
      django.contrib.auth.hashers
              200    200     0%   1-388
      django.contrib.auth.management
               64     64     0%   4-126
      django.contrib.auth.middleware
               35     35     0%   1-80
      django.contrib.auth.models
              244    244     0%   1-476
      django.contrib.auth.tokens
               33     33     0%   1-71
      django.contrib.contenttypes.generic
              274    274     0%   5-498
      django.contrib.contenttypes.management
               34     34     0%   1-79
      django.contrib.contenttypes.models
               91     91     0%   1-169
      django.contrib.contenttypes.views
               49     49     0%   1-80
      django.contrib.messages.context_processors
                3      3     0%   1-8
      django.contrib.messages.middleware
               11     11     0%   1-26
      django.contrib.messages.models
                0      0   100%
      django.contrib.messages.storage.base
               81     81     0%   1-181
      django.contrib.messages.storage.cookie
               76     76     0%   1-151
      django.contrib.messages.storage.fallback
               29     29     0%   1-54
  </code></pre>
  
  <p>(...)</p>
  
  <pre><code>            123    123     0%   5-260
      south.v2
                8      8     0%   6-19
      urls
                0      0   100%
      urls.models
               23      2    91%   22, 31
      userprofiles.managers
                4      0   100%
      userprofiles.models
               18      1    94%   14
      userprofiles.views
                4      0   100%
      xml.dom.pulldom
              270    270     0%   1-351
      --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
      TOTAL
             7625   6826    10%
      ----------------------------------------------------------------------
      Ran 20 tests in 10.996s
  
      OK
      Destroying test database for alias 'default'...
  
      (venv) C:\Users\fsantos\Desktop\biskates.com\biskates\biskates_project&gt;
  </code></pre>
  
  <p>So as to not damage your scrollbar I have removed half of the output.</p>
  
  <p>As you can see, it's VERY thorough and it's getting a LOT of information I don't care about.</p>
  
  <p>I have used django-test-coverage before, but now I want to plunge nose-first into django-nose goodness and don't want to be bound to write tests subclassing the plain old django <code>TestCase</code> class.</p>
  
  <p>How can I filter this enormous output?</p>
  
  <p>Thanks in advance.</p>