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@atlaskit/code-insights

v1.4.3

Published

Code insights reporting tool for FE (mono)repo's.

Downloads

155

Readme

@atlaskit/code-insights

This is a tool that can be run on your checkout OR on CI to report on code problems.

CLI Flags

--commit The commit to publish insights on [default=current head]

--reporters The reporters to run [default=console]

--gitUrl The git url of the repo [default=current origin url]

--targetBranch The branch with which to compare the current branch, when git reporting is enabled can detect PR target branch. [default=master]

--basePath The base path to find the package.json and yarn.lock file. eg /yarn.lock => confluence/yarn.lock [default=empty string]

Reports

The tool is set up in a way that reports should be easy to add later. If you have a good idea for a report, go for it and submit a PR!

yarn lock duplicates

This report compares the lock file of the current branch to the one on origin/master. It then reports the new duplicate dependencies found compared to master.

Requirements

This report requires origin/master to be available. If you're getting the following error:

Command failed: git show origin/master:package.json
fatal: Invalid object name 'origin/master'.

Your CI job is probably running on a shallow clone. This error can be fixed on bamboo with the following commands:

git remote set-url origin "${bamboo_planRepository_repositoryUrl}"
git fetch origin

Reporters

The tool is set up in a way that reporters should be easy to add later. If you have a good idea for a report, go for it and submit a PR!

Bitbucket server code-insights (bbs)

This report uses the Bitbucket server code insights feature to show the code-insights report.

If this reporter is enabled and now targetBranch flag is provided, the reporter will try to detect the target branch of the PR the top commit is on. When targetting a different branch than master the report is generated using that branch instead.

Requirements

Authentication for BB server is required. The following options are provided:

API Key

The recommended way of authentication

BITBUCKET_SERVER_TOKEN : the BB server API token

Basic auth

BITBUCKET_SERVER_USERNAME : Bitbucket Server Username

BITBUCKET_SERVER_PASSWORD : Bitbucket Server Password

Console (console)

This reporters just reports the result to the console. Handy when running locally.