Web frontend for Metrix++

[mstoerzel]

Hi there,

I discovered metrix++ as an easy to use yet powerful static code analyzing tool. I wanted it to use for our internal code quality reporting, but to convince my coworkers I needed a more fancy look & feel. So I decided to add a web user interface, i. e. scripts to turn the reports into web pages.

Please feel free to have a look at https://github.com/mstoerzel/SourceMetrix.

Cheers,

Marc

[avkonst]

Hi, looks interesting. Could you please post few screenshots?
Also would you consider to extend the view command of the Metrix++ tool to make html format for report as a native feature of Metrix++?

[mstoerzel]

Hi, please find attached a screenshot - although a screenshot doesn't transfer the dynamics, i. e. by using chart.js the diagrams pop up smoothly and the filelist shows up hovering etc.
I thought about extending the view command of metrix++, but idea is to have additional sources as input for the csv database, such as doxygen-logfiles or lint output.

[avkonst]

This is really cool. Great job!

"but idea is to have additional sources as input for the csv database, such as doxygen-logfiles or lint output" sorry, I do not understand how it stops you from extending view command...

[mstoerzel]

Hi avkonst,

thank you very much for the positive feedback. I just made my first release, which shifts logic from some 'makefile magic' to Python code. With this I hopefully have paved the road to integrate functionality to the view command. Although the overall idea of SourceMetrix is to have a consistent look for the diagrams, the filelist and the details listing.

[prozessorkern]

Hi mstoerzel,

this looks really good!

I am working on an additional tool "report" right now to export the metrix data to be integrated in some software quality reports.
So far I added export functions for doxygen to integrate the metrix data into a doxygen documentation.

You can take a look at it here:
https://github.com/metrixplusplus/metrixplusplus/tree/feature/%2311-add-report-plugin

I have planned on adding a html export as well.
It would be great to integrate your tool there.

[mstoerzel]

Hi Prozessorkern, Your idea of integrating into a doxygen output sounds very promising. Would you mind sharing a screen shot? The idea of my approach is to have a more interactive approach in comparison to a report. We currently have QA reporting by paper based or PDF based reports. It might be fine for assessments, but as a programmer this pile of PDFs gets annoying. I'm open to integrate the diagram feature into the report tool and in turn use the report tool to generate the diagram part in SourceMetrix. Maybe I'd need some help on integrating. --Diese Nachricht wurde von meinem Android Mobiltelefon mit WEB.DE Mail gesendet.Am 18.06.20, 22:13 schrieb prozessorkern <notifications@github.com>: Hi mstoerzel, this looks really good! I am working on an additional tool "report" right now to export the metrix data to be integrated in some software quality reports. So far I added export functions for doxygen to integrate the metrix data into a doxygen documentation. You can take a look at it here: https://github.com/metrixplusplus/metrixplusplus/tree/feature/%2311-add-report-plugin I have planned on adding a html export as well. It would be great to integrate your tool there. —You are receiving this because you authored the thread.Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe.

[prozessorkern]

Hi mstoerzel,

sorry for the late response. Here are some screenshots from the doxygen report:

You get a overview page with all files and file based metrics which are linked to the file documentation:

The report tool takes the limits as input parameter so it is possible to document all exceeded limits as well.
They are put into \xrefitem tags to generate a metrics warning list:

And all region based metrics are printed in the file documentation:

[mstoerzel]

Hello Stefan,   thanks for the explanation and the nice screen shots. If I got you right you want me to help integrate chart.js based diagrams into the output of the report tool. For sure we can do so. Please let me know some more details of what you're heading for.   BG,   Marc     Hi mstoerzel, sorry for the late response. Here are some screenshots from the doxygen report: You get a overview page with all files and file based metrics which are linked to the file documentation: The report tool takes the limits as input parameter so it is possible to document all exceeded limits as well. They are put into \xrefitem tags to generate a metrics warning list: And all region based metrics are printed in the file documentation: — You are receiving this because you authored the thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe.

[prozessorkern]

Hallo holyraspi, the implementation of the report tool is far from finished :(. The current implementation is not included in any release. It lives only on the branch feature/#11-add-report-plugin. You should be able to checkout the branch and evaluate the new tool. Just run "python metrix++.py report --help" for more information. Currently only the doxygen format is supported. If you have any problems running the tool just let me know and I will try to support you.

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On Mon, 2020-08-10 at 08:40 -0700, holyraspi wrote: > Hi mstoerzel, > > this looks really good! > > I am working on an additional tool "report" right now to export the > metrix data to be integrated in some software quality reports. > So far I added export functions for doxygen to integrate the metrix > data into a doxygen documentation. > > You can take a look at it here: > https://github.com/metrixplusplus/metrixplusplus/tree/feature/%2311-add-report-plugin > > I have planned on adding a html export as well. > It would be great to integrate your tool there. Hello!, I could not find your doxygen tool, is it still avaiable ?