A Docker container to run the Code Maat tool provided by Adam Tornhill et al.
https://github.com/adamtornhill/code-maat
Using this Docker image you don't need to follow all the steps to get a runnable version of Code Maat and when you are done just put this image into your trash bin.
To build the Docker image you need of course to set up Docker Engine on your local machine. See Installing Docker
On the Docker site you find information on how to manage and run Docker containers.
To build a Code Maat image run
docker build -t code-maat https://github.com/peternorrhall/code-maat.git
The Docker image that is created downloads the code-maat Clojure repository and builds and exposes the code-maat jar file as an ENTRYPOINT in the image.
After the build is completed verify that it works by running
docker run --rm code-maat
and verify that the output is the help information on how to use Code Maat
This is Code Maat, a program used to collect statistics from a VCS.
Version: 0.9.2-SNAPSHOT
Usage: program-name -l log-file [options]
...
-h, --help
Please refer to the manual page for more information.
Code Maat analysis different version control systems (Git, Mercurial, Subversion and Perforce). You need to provide a log file to Code Maat to analyse and this is described under Generating input data
For example to extract data from a Git project since 2015
git log --pretty=format:'[%h] %aN %ad %s' --date=short --numstat --after=2015-01-01 > mygit.log
To understand how to use code-maat with the different command line option see Running Code Maat
For example to analyse the code age of your files
docker run --rm -v /Users/peter/Documents/code-maat:/codemaat code-maat -l /codemaat/mygit.log -c git -a age
The log file (mygit.log) that you created earlier resides on the local system. To allow Code Maat to access you need to mount the local folder to the container using Docker's -v option.
In the example above the mygit.log is located in /Users/peter/Documents/code-maat. This is linked to the container directory /codemaat which is used when the log file is specified for Code Maat with -l /codemaat/mygit.log. You can specify any directory for the container when you mount as long as you use the same path for the -l option.
--rm is used to remove the Docker container after the analysis is done
This docker image uses work provided by Murphy McMahon on how to install Leiningen to compile the Code Maat Clojure code
Copyright © 2016 Peter Norrhall
Distributed under the Eclipse Public License either version 1.0 or (at your option) any later version.