This is just a pet project which tries to show how complexity increases through time for the most of projects.
At this this time only java project can be analyzed.
- Clone the project
- You should have java and mysql installed
- Clone https://github.com/mauricioaniche/ck
- After cloned, you need to execute mvn install --skipTests
- Go to application.properties and change username and password :P
- Run com.deveficiente.complexitytracker.ComplexityTrackerApplication
- Send a post using form-url-encoded for http://localhost:8080/generate-history with:
- startDate - start of the range of commits. yyyy-MM-dd
- endDate - end of the range of commits. yyyy-MM-dd
- projectId - identifier that you choose for the project being imported
- localGitPath - path to local git repo
- javaFilesFolderPath - you need choose which package you want to analyze. Ex: src/main/java/org/jasig/ssp/service/impl
- Each time you import a project with some id, the older version with the same id is deleted
- After run, a 201 status should be returned with the first report url.
- Ex: http://localhost:8080/reports/pages/complexity-by-class%3FprojectId=ssp
- Change %3f for ? and go to the url
The suggestion here is to pick a small range. The complexy history will be showed ordered by class with higher loc(line of code). After that, I suggest you to analyze each of the classes in a larger(probably there is a better word here) range.
- Send a post using form-url-encoded for http://localhost:8080/generate-history with:
- startDate - start of the range of commits. yyyy-MM-dd
- endDate - end of the range of commits. yyyy-MM-dd
- projectId - identifier that you choose for the class of the project being imported
- localGitPath - path to local git repo
- simpleClassName - a simple name of a class. This name will be used to filter all classes starting with it.
- Each time you import history of a project with some id, the older version with the same id is deleted
- After run, a 201 status should be returned with the first report url.
- Ex: http://localhost:8080/reports/pages/complexity-by-class%3FprojectId=ssp
- Change %3f for ? and go to the url
Now I suggest you to pick a different projectId and a larger() range