sonarqube-verify

Launch SonarQube analysis using the sonarqube-scanner npm module by @bellingard : https://github.com/bellingard/sonar-scanner-npm then it check the Quality Gate status after report has ended.

Tested with SonarQube 6.5

Usage

$3

``
npm install -D sonarqube-verify
`

$3

Insert a script into your package.json :
`
"scripts" : {
"verify": "sonarqube-verify"
}
`

#### Configuration
You can use a sonar-project.properties file at your root folder.

Look at Analysis Parameters for available values.

#### Configuration (CLI)
Best practices are to not set critical settings in your repository.

For example committing the login token into your sonar-project.properties sould absolutely be avoided.

This module allows you to use the following environment variables to provide runtime parameters :
- `SONAR_URL` : Url of your SonarQube server. Defaults to http://localhost:9000
- `SONAR_LOGIN` : token or login (in latter case you must not set a password)
- `SONAR_PASSWORD` : (in case you are not using authentication token but you should)
- `SONAR_SKIP` : to disable the sonar analysis
- `SONAR_GATE_SKIP` : in case you would like to disable the quality check.


#### Sample Configuration

`
sonar.sources=src
sonar.sourceEncoding=UTF-8
sonar.exclusions=/node_modules/
`

Then run the verify :
`
export SONAR_URL=http://myhost.com/sonar
export SONAR_LOGIN=01234567890123456
npm run verify
`

You can activate debug logs with the DEBUG environment variable (using the debug package) :
`
DEBUG=* npm run verify
`

or more accurately :
`
DEBUG=sonarqube-verify:* npm run verify
``