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Violation Comments to GitHub Gradle Plugin

Archived, see motivation here https://github.com/tomasbjerre/violation-comments-to-github-lib

This is a Gradle plugin for Violation Comments to GitHub Lib.

It can be used in Travis, or any other build server, to read results from static code analysis and comment pull requests in GitHub with them.

The merge must be performed in order for the commented lines in the PR to match the lines reported by the analysis tools!

Example of supported reports are available here.

A number of parsers have been implemented. Some parsers can parse output from several reporters.

51 parsers and 78 reporters.

Missing a format? Open an issue here!

Usage

There is a running example here.

Here is and example:

  buildscript {
    repositories {
      maven {
        url "https://plugins.gradle.org/m2/"
      }
    }
    dependencies {
      classpath "se.bjurr.violations:violation-comments-to-github-gradle-plugin:X"
    }
  }

  apply plugin: "se.bjurr.violations.violation-comments-to-github-gradle-plugin"

  task violationCommentsToGitHub(type: se.bjurr.violations.comments.github.plugin.gradle.ViolationCommentsToGitHubTask) {
   repositoryOwner = "tomasbjerre";
   repositoryName = "violations-test"
   pullRequestId = System.properties['GITHUB_PULLREQUESTID']
   username = System.properties['GITHUB_USERNAME']
   password = System.properties['GITHUB_PASSWORD']
   oAuth2Token = System.properties['GITHUB_OAUTH2TOKEN']
   gitHubUrl = "https://api.github.com/"
   createCommentWithAllSingleFileComments = false
   createSingleFileComments = true
   commentOnlyChangedContent = true
   minSeverity = se.bjurr.violations.lib.model.SEVERITY.INFO //ERROR, INFO, WARN
   maxNumberOfViolations: 99999
   commentTemplate = """
**Reporter**: {{violation.reporter}}{{#violation.rule}}

**Rule**: {{violation.rule}}{{/violation.rule}}
**Severity**: {{violation.severity}}
**File**: {{violation.file}} L{{violation.startLine}}{{#violation.source}}

**Source**: {{violation.source}}{{/violation.source}}

{{violation.message}}
"""
   violations = [
    ["FINDBUGS",   ".", ".*/findbugs/.*\\.xml\$",   "Findbugs"],
    ["PMD",        ".", ".*/pmd/.*\\.xml\$",        "PMD"],
    ["CHECKSTYLE", ".", ".*/checkstyle/.*\\.xml\$", "Checkstyle"],
    ["JSHINT",     ".", ".*/jshint/.*\\.xml\$",     "JSHint"],
    ["CSSLINT",    ".", ".*/csslint/.*\\.xml\$",     "CssLint"]
   ]
  }

To send violations, just run:

./gradlew violationCommentsToGitHub -DGITHUB_PULLREQUESTID=$GITHUB_PULL_REQUEST -DGITHUB_USERNAME=... -DGITHUB_PASSWORD=...

Or if you want to use OAuth2:

./gradlew violationCommentsToGitHub -DGITHUB_PULLREQUESTID=$TRAVIS_PULL_REQUEST -DGITHUB_OAUTH2TOKEN=$GITHUB_OAUTH2TOKEN

You may also have a look at Violations Lib.

Developer instructions

To build the code you need to run build.sh in root of repo. You may also have a look at .travis.yml.

To do a release you need to do ./gradlew release -Dgradle.publish.key=... -Dgradle.publish.secret=... and release the artifact from staging. More information here.