yetibot-codeclimate

A Yetibot plugin to integrate with CodeClimate. Requires Docker on the host.

• Official engines
• Community engines

If a CodeClimate Engine does not yet exist for your language, you can contribute your own; it's quite easy.

Roadmap

• Let Yetibot setup the webhook for you via a command

Usage

0. Add yetibot-codeclimate dependency to your Yetibot install.

1. Create a webhook in GitHub's repository settings to point to your Yetibot. At a minimum, send all push events, or just send Everything. Yetibot CodeClimate only listens to the events it needs. The webhook url should be:

   http://$YOUR_YETIBOT:3000/codeclimate/webhook
   

2. Make sure your Yetibot is configured with a GitHub token of an account that has access to your repo.

Config

workspace-path: You can optionally set a workspace path. This is where Yetibot will checkout repos to run CodeClimate analysis on. It's important to note that if you're using Docker Machine, this location must be inside your Users directory (on OSX). If not set, it defaults to "/tmp/cc", which works on Linux where you don't need Docker Machine.

results-path: You can optionally set a path were linting results will be stored. The default is "./codeclimate/". Yetibot serves results from JSON files stored in this directory.

;; merge this into config/config.edn in your yetibot installation
{:yetibot-codeclimate
  {:workspace-path "/Users/foo/tmp"
   :results-path "./codeclimate"}}

Make sure to set Yetibot's :url configuration. Yetibot CodeClimate uses this to post the correct target_url on each commit it analyzes, which GitHub exposes in their UI.

If you are using Docker Machine, you also must configure Yetibot's Docker settings so CodeClimate uses the correct Docker Machine vars:

;; merge this into config/config.edn in your yetibot installation
{:yetibot
 {:url "http://YOUR_YETIBOT:3000"
  :docker
  {:machine {:DOCKER_TLS_VERIFY "1"
             :DOCKER_HOST "tcp://1.2.3.4:2376"
             :DOCKER_CERT_PATH "/Users/foo/.docker/machine/machines/default"
             :DOCKER_MACHINE_NAME "default"}}}}

Find these settings using docker-machine env default where default is the name of your Docker Machine (use docker-machine ls to list them if you don't know the name).

License

Copyright © 2016 Trevor C. Hartman

Distributed under the Eclipse Public License either version 1.0 or any later version.