Reports and charts for travis-ci and drone.io

In large projects, I have been used to the ci buns for quite some time now: running tests, reports, and automatic deployment. When developing small projects this is not enough. 1 and 3 covers travis-ci (well, or drone.io), but there is no visualization of the result.

And immediately came up with a simple solution:

• run analyzers on the ci side;
• send them to yourself;
• Parse the result and display beautifully.

And all this resulted in a small application - coviolations.io ( server and application sources), now it’s

• works with public and private repositories on github;
• works with travis-ci, drone.io and, if desired, with jenkins;
• can parse the result of pep8, sloccount, python unittest, pip-review and testem;
• can draw status dice ;
• can comment on pool requests to public projects using travis-ci;
• does not know how to work with repositories of organizations.

How to connect to the project?

To connect to the project, you need to add a .covio.yml file, for example:

 violations: pep8: pep8 . --exclude='*migrations*' sloccount: sloccount . pip_review: pip-review py_unittest: cat python_tests.txt testem: cat testem.out 

Where to the left is the name of the analyzer, and to the right is the command to get its output.
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Include a project in project management and add a call to covio .
For .travis.yml it will be:

 after_script: - pip install coviolations_app - covio 

And for droner.io and jenkins:

 pip install coviolations_app COVIO_TOKEN="token" covio 

token can be obtained on the project page.

No parser required analyzer?

If there is no parser needed, it is easy to do. The parser itself is just a function in python:

 from tasks.const import STATUS_SUCCESS, STATUS_FAILED from .base import library @library.register(' ') def parse_violation(data): # data['raw'] -    data['preview'] = data['raw'][:10] #    data['prepared'] = data['raw'] + '!' #    data['status'] = STATUS_SUCCESS #  STATUS_FAILED,    data['plot'] = { #      'lines_count': len(data['raw'].split('\n')), 'random_value': 5, } return data 

Available parsers are in violations .

What's inside?

The server part is written in django , api is implemented through tastypie . Processing of the results of the analyzers occurs in a bundle of workers made with rq . All server-side communication takes place via redis . Data is stored in mongodb and postgresql . Browser client is written in coffeescript with backbone.js . Charts are drawn using chart.js . The client communicates with the server via rest api and sockjs .

How to deploy locally?

In order to deploy the local version, it is enough to clone the project, install the fabric and bower:

 git clone https://github.com/nvbn/coviolations_web.git pip install fabric npm install bower 

Copy the settings file from coviolations_web/settings/dist.py to coviolations_web/settings/local.py and fill it in. My local settings are in local_nvbn.py , the production settings are in local_production.py .

And expand everything with:

 fab install 

For verification, you can run tests with:

 ./manage.py test violations projects tasks services app push 

To run, you need to run (each command in a separate console):

 ./manage.py runserver ./manage.py runpush ./manage.py rqworker 

To send the results from covio to a locally deployed instance, you need to add to .covio.yml :

 endpoint: http://localhost:8000/api/v1/tasks/ 

Plans

Now it is planned to add support for organizations' repositories, check pull requests with automatic commenting, and many-many parsers. I also want to make annotations to the code from the results of the analyzers, but this is most likely unrealistic.

Links

• attachment;
• github server;
• client github;
• documentation.