Analyze your open source code for free

If you have your source code published on GitHub, you can analyze your ObjectScript code for free and check results in https://community.objectscriptquality.com.

You only need to create the file .github/workflows/objectscript-quality.yml in your project with following content:

name: objectscriptquality
on: push

jobs:
  linux:
    name: Linux build
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest

    steps:
    - name: Execute ObjectScript Quality Analysis
      run: wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/litesolutions/objectscriptquality-jenkins-integration/master/iris-community-hook.sh && sh ./iris-community-hook.sh

That's all!! Now you only need to wait some minutes to get the results in https://community.objectscriptquality.com.

ObjectScript Quality Jenkins Integration

This repository contains the base scripts to integrate GitHub with a Jenkins CI server. Also, it includes the specific files for IRIS community integration with the https://community.objectscriptquality.com/ service.

This repository contains the following files:

• base-workflow.yml: GitHub workflow definition that indicates to be executed on push action. This file must be included in .github/workflows folder inside the repository to be integrated. That file contains basic insructions to call base-hook.sh from a public repository, so any changes in process should not be done in base-workflow.yml but in base-hook.sh instead.
• base-hook.sh: This is the main script that implements the real operations to interactuate with ObjectScript Quality Jenkins REST API. This file is downloaded and executed from the base-workflow.yml and create the new jobs using the base-job-generator.sh.
• base-job-generator.sh: This script replace parameters on base-job-template.xml and call objectscriptQuality Jenkins REST API to create new projects and execute the code analysis.
• base-job-template.xml: This files is a Jenkins job definition with following parameters:
  • GIT_URL: URL of the Git repository
  • GIT_BRANCH: branch of Git repository to analyze
  • DISPLAY_NAME: name that will be displayed for the job