Cider-CI Support for Ruby and Ruby on Rails projects

This gem provides convenience executables to work with Cider-CI.

Installation

Add this line to your application's Gemfile:

gem 'cider_ci-support', '~> 1.0.0'

Usage

Aggregate Coverage with cider-ci_coverage

  1. Add Simplecov to your project and configure it.

  2. Have the coverage output attached to the trials, e.g. 

    task_defaults:
  trial_attachments:
    coverage_resultset:
      glob: 'coverage/.resultset.json'
      content-type: application/json

  3. Run the tests on Cider-CI.

  4. Within the top level directory of you project, e.g. 

  cider-ci_coverage

which will create the coverage output in ./coverage/. Alternatively

  cider-ci_coverage --upload

will additionally upload the files ./coverage/**/* as tree-attachments.

  1. Set the desired limit (optionally). cider-ci_coverage will exit with value 0 if and only if the ration covered / uncovered lines in per cent is above the limit (default 95%). This limit can be set by the --limit LIMIT option where LIMIT is a integer.
  cider-ci_coverage --upload --limit 99

Static complexity code analysis with cider-ci_flog

cider-ci_flog uses flog to perform a static code analysis. It exits with 0 if and only if there are no offenders. The original flog always exits with

  1. Therefore cider-ci_flog lends itself to be used within a task of a Cider-CI execution suite.

Static similarity code analysis with cider-ci_flay

cider-ci_flay uses flay to perform a static code analysis. It exits with 0 if and only if there are no offenders. The original flay always exits with 0. Therefore cider-ci_flay lends itself to be used within a task of a Cider-CI execution suite.