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hj-sonar

v1.0.5

Published

sonar Runner for hujiang

Downloads

6

Readme

#hj-sonar This package is written for hujiang font-end team. By default, it set the sonar server url in the package. If some others want to use this package, please set some options as described in this document. ##setup


npm install hj-sonar

if the runner needs authentication, you should put an file named "sonaruser" under cwd folder, the content of this file is JSON format. it should be as follows:

{ "userName": "****", "password": "*****" }

##options


  • projectName

    the name of the project which you want to run in sonar.

  • projectKey

    the key of the project which you want to run in sonar, this is unique in sonar.

  • projectVersion

    the version of the project which you want to run in sonar.

  • sources

    An file folder contains files which will run in sonar.
    Note: the path should be an relative path which relate with the cwd.

  • langugae

    this option is optional, the meaning is same as langugae option in sonnar-runner, default value is javascript.

  • host

    a value discribe the host of sonnar server.

  • url

    the sonar server's URL.

  • sourceEncoding

    The encoding of the files.

  • jdbc

    this option is config for database, please see the documentation in sonnar-runner.