@rios0rios0/backstage-plugin-code-health

The Backstage frontend plugin of the Code Health suite: a dashboard of CI status, releases, tags, compliance checks and contributor metrics for the repositories in your Backstage catalog.

It requires @rios0rios0/backstage-plugin-code-health-backend, which is where the repositories are discovered, the history is ingested and the credentials live. The browser holds no credential and talks only to /api/code-health.

Beyond the tables, clicking a contributor or a repository opens that row's own page: the last one to six months of the same figures the table prints, bucketed by day up to forty-five days and by week beyond, bounded by what the backfill has actually collected. Each page heads itself with a score — productivity for a person, health for a repository, both 0–100 — and never prints the number on its own: the components it was folded from are rendered beside it, with anything nothing could measure left out and its weight shared among the rest rather than counted as a zero. A contributor's page also lists the repositories that person is responsible for, read from the catalog's spec.owner and the groups they belong to. Every person is scored as an engineer or a lead — an engineer's score leans on output, a lead's on reviews — and the contributors table opens on the score, highest first. Administrators, and only administrators, get a control in the header for re-collecting the history from scratch, another for changing either role's weights, and a role select on every row of the contributors table.

See the repository README for installation, configuration and architecture.