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@datafire/code_scan

v4.0.0

Published

DataFire integration for CodeScan API

Downloads

11

Readme

@datafire/code_scan

Client library for CodeScan API

Installation and Usage

npm install --save @datafire/code_scan
let code_scan = require('@datafire/code_scan').create({
  username: "",
  password: ""
});

.then(data => {
  console.log(data);
});

Description

Manage your Hosted CodeScan Service

Actions

job.get

Fetches the status of a job

code_scan.job.get({
  "jobId": ""
}, context)

Input

  • input object
    • jobId required string: Id of the Job to retrieve

Output

job.post

Creates a new job

code_scan.job.post({
  "job": {
    "projectKey": ""
  }
}, context)

Input

  • input object

Output

Definitions

Error

  • Error object
    • error number: generally set to 1
    • message string: Message of the error

Job

  • Job object
    • alert string: Quality Gate status of a completed job
    • alertDescription string: Quality Gate errors of a completed job
    • analysisMode string: When set to preview, analysis is not added to the database
    • commit string: The git commit that this job is evaluating
    • created string: DateTime that this job was queued
    • emailReportTo string: List of usernames to email the report to
    • finished string: If the job has finished, then the datetime that the job finished processing
    • jobId string: The jobId of this job
    • projectBranch string: The project branch that this job is evaluating
    • projectKey string: The projectKey that this job is running
    • started string: If the job has started, then the datetime that the job started processing
    • status string: The status of the job
    • url string: The url to view the output report
    • version string: The project version that this job is evaluating
    • warnings string: When creating a new job, any warnings will be listed here.

NewJob

  • NewJob object
    • analysisMode string: When set to preview, analysis is not added to the database
    • commitOverride string: When the project is based on git, the git commit that this job should run. Leave blank to use the project's default
    • emailReportTo string: List of usernames to email the report to
    • projectBranch string: he project branch that this job is evaluating
    • projectKey required string: The key of the project to start
    • version string: Use this as the analysis' version. On success the Project's default version will be set to this