An helper to enable, disable or toggle configuration files for Codacy engines.

Create a file named auth.cookie and dump inside it the value of your Codacy cookie.

The requirements.txt lists all Python libraries that should be installed before running the script:

pip3 install -r requirements.txt

arguments:
    -h, --help            show this help message and exit
    --token TOKEN         the api-token to be used on the REST API
    --action {enableengine,disableengine,listengines,useconfigurationfile,dontuseconfigurationfile} action to take
    --which WHICH         repository to be updated, none means all
    --provider PROVIDER   git provider
    --organization ORGANIZATION   organization id
    --engine ENGINE       engine id
    --baseurl BASEURL     codacy server address (ignore if cloud)

psql -U codacy -h {host} -d postgres
\c analysis
\t on
\pset format unaligned
with t as (select "id", "internalId" from "Pattern")
select json_agg(t) from t \g patterns.json
\q

python3 main.py --action securityonly --baseurl https://yourserveraddress --token {token} --provider {git-provider} --organization {organization} --which {repoId}

Flag --which is optional. If missing, will be for all repositories.

This script should be used if you are looking to set set-up a service account or similar. The script will open some tabs on the browser in order to enable the integration. Currently works on Codacy Cloud. On-prem will be available in the next release (>= 4.4.0)

python3 reintegrator.py --token {token} --provider {git-provider} --organization {organization} --which {reponame (optional)} --baseurl {baseurl (optional)}

Flag --which is optional. If missing, will be for all repositories.

This script will add the slack integration automatically for a specific repository (or all repositories if the option --which and --repoid is not present). To integrate a specific repository, you must use the arguments --which and --repoid

python3 addSlackIntegration.py --token {token} --provider {git-provider} --organization {organization} --which {reponame (optional)} --repoid {repoid (optional)} --baseurl {baseurl (optional)} --slackChannel {slack channel} --webhookURL {url of slack app}

Flag --which is optional. If missing, will be for all repositories.

This script will create a coding standard with all Medium and Critical Security issues enabled (all the other ones disabled) automatically for all repositories with the languages already present in all repositories within the organization and supported by Codacy

python3 createCodingStandards.py --token {token} --provider {git-provider} --organization {organization} --baseurl {baseurl (optional)}

Generates a configuration file for the given tool. Since it's a PoC, currently only supports PMD.

 config_file_generator.py [-h] [--token TOKEN] [--provider PROVIDER] [--organization ORGANIZATION] [--tooluuid TOOLUUID] [--baseurl BASEURL]

Tools list can be retrieved using:

python3 main.py --action listengines [--baseurl BASEURL]

This script will generate a report (in XLSX format) with all security issues you can find on all organizations you have permission to see or a specific organization and the list of all security issues per repository

python3 generateSecurityReport.py --baseurl {ignore it, if cloud} --orgname {organization names separated by comma or ignore it if you want all organizations} --token {API token}

This script will generate a CSV file where you can find the new, fixed and ignored issues for all commits in the last x months for every repository across the organization.

python3 commitsPerformance.py --baseurl {ignore it, if cloud} --provider {git-provider} --organization {organization name} --orgid {organization id} --token {API token} --months {number of months}

This script will update the Quality Settings for Pull-Requests (you can do the same for the commits as well) with the following rules: the PR's will be blocked if it has at least one Security issue or Medium/Critical issue of other category (Error Prone, Performance, Code Style, etc). This script allows you to update the Quality Settings for a specific list of repos or the entire organization.

python3 updateQualitySettings.py --baseurl {ignore it, if cloud} --provider {git-provider} --organization {organization name} --orgid {organization id} --token {API token} --reponame {comma separated list of the repositories to be updated, none means all}

With this script, you'll be able to enable all decorations on the Integrations tab in all your active repositories in Codacy or in specific repositories using the flag --reponame

python3 enableDecorations.py --baseurl {ignore it, if cloud} --provider {git-provider} --organization {organization name} --token {API token} --reponame {comma separated list of the repositories to be updated, none means all}

With this script, you'll be able to add all repositories into Codacy or specific repositories using the flag --reponame. This script is able to get all repositories directly from the organization on Github

python3 addRepositories.py --baseurl {ignore it, if cloud} --provider {git-provider} --organization {organization name} --token {API token on user account} --githubToken {user token from github account} --reponame {comma separated list of the repositories to be updated, none means all} --githubBaseURL {ignore it, if cloud. For SH instance, you should use http(s)://HOSTNAME/api/v3/}

With this script, you'll be able to see the coverage percentages from the last 3 months of commits in each repo of the entire organization. The available values are: the current coverage percentage, an intermediate coverage percentage (from a commit 1-2 months ago) and the coverage percentage of a commit from 3 months ago.

python3 generateCoverageOverview.py --baseurl {ignore it, if cloud} --provider {git-provider} --organization {organization name} --apiToken {API token on user account}

With this script, you'll be able to generate a report with the following information: -> PR Status -> Date -> PR Id -> PR number -> PR Title -> PR Author -> Issues added -> Fixed issues -> Complexity added -> Clones added -> Diff Coverage -> Delta Coverage

from the last 30 days of a specific repository in your organization

python3 generateReportPullRequests.py --baseurl {ignore it, if cloud} --provider {git-provider} --organization {organization name} --apiToken {API token on user account} --repoName {repository name}

With this script, you'll be able to generate a report with all issues per repository by severity.

python3 generateIssuesReport.py --baseurl {ignore it, if cloud} --provider {git-provider} --organization {organization name} --apiToken {API token on user account}