This app shows Sonarqube statistics from SonarQube servers or SonarCloud.

1. About
2. Bitbucket-app-registration
3. Running
4. Building
5. Configuration

This app shows SonarQube statistics for Bitbucket repositories like test code issues, test coverage, code duplication. This app also highlights the failed quality gates. All metrics are linked to SonarQube's Web UI. It works with public and private SonarQube servers (tested with sonar server 7.9.4 ) and possibly SonarCloud (not tested yet).

Please note that in order to have this app available in all repositories of your team, you have to install it on the team account.

1. Go to your bitbucket organization/account settings
2. OAuth consumers - Add consumer
3. Fill in details, check This is a private consumer checkbox, choose scopes: account: read, repositories: read
4. Save oauth key and secret
5. Go to Installed apps, enable Development mode
6. Go to Develop apps - Register app, enter app url, register app
7. Click on installation url and grant access to the app

1. Prepare config.toml file.
2. docker pull 1node/bb-sonar-stats:latest
3. docker run -itd -v </path/to/config.toml>/config.toml:/app/config.toml -p <app_port>:9001 1node/bb-sonar-stats:latest

config.toml example:

baseUrl = https://bb-sonar-stats.1node.xyz
port = 8080
logLevel = "info"
organization = "1node"

bitbucketOauthKey = <bitbucket oauth key>
bitbucketOauthSecret = <bitbucket oauth secret>

sonarConfigPath = "sonar.json"

1. git clone repo, cd repo
2. docker build -t 1node/bb-sonar-stats:latest -f ./docker/Dockerfile .

This app needs a configuration file called "sonar.json" in the root of the main (default) branch of the Bitbucket repository. This file must contain the Sonarqube server or Sonarcloud URL, the project key of Sonar project which should be associated with this repository and token for account that have access to sonarqube project (or without token if sonar peoject is public). Example:

{
    "server": "https://sonar.domain.tld",
    "project_key": "My-Awesome-Project",
    "token": "sonarToken"
}