fazibear/codeclimate-credo

Codeclimate ready?

freiden opened this issue · 10 comments

freiden commented

Hi @fazibear,
You're project seems very interesting and I would like to include it on my codeclimate projects.
Did you apply to the Codeclimate developer Program to make it available on their plaform or are you planning to?

Thanks by advance for your answer.

fazibear commented

Yes. I'm working on this and other one engine with code climate team to make it public. I'll do my best to make it available asap. So stay truned. Thanks for your interest.

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freiden commented

Hi @fazibear any update the codeclimate integration? If you need help about maybe I can give you some?

fazibear commented

Things are happening. Codeclimate guys testing it right now.

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dblandin commented

Hey @freiden,

I just released @fazibear's codeclimate-credo engine to codeclimate.com and our CLI under a beta channel if you want to help test it out!

You can enable the engine with the following .codeclimate.yml additions:

---
engines:
  credo:
    enabled: true
    channel: beta
ratings:
  paths:
  - "**.ex"
  - "**.exs"
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freiden commented

@dblandin Can I use this engine on a on-premise version?

dblandin commented

@freiden Yes! While not mentioned in the release notes, the beta channel for the Credo engine is available on Code Climate: Enterprise as of version 1294, released on October 6th.

freiden commented

@dblandin & @fazibear It looks like it works, I need to customize my credo settings but everything looks good.
Thanks.

fazibear commented

@freiden You can customize it with .credo.exs file.

freiden commented

Thanks @fazibear I'm looking at it right now but it seems more complex to set it up to the style guide I'm following than I was expecting (I'm more used to something like Rubocop :)).

dblandin commented

@freiden If you haven't checked it out already, credo has some documentation on that here and you can reference Credo's own .credo.exs as a complete example.

It looks like you can reference each individual check to see what parameters are supported. For example, here are the supported parameters for the DuplicatedCode check:

    params: [
      mass_threshold: "The minimum mass which a part of code has to have to qualify for this check.",
      nodes_threshold: "The number of nodes that need to be found to raise an issue."
    ]
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