Continuous inspection of code quality with SonarQube - Java / Gradle / Docker project reference template

This repository demonstrates how to perform and configure continuous inspection of code quality with SonarQube for Java / Gradle projects.

Features

• Local SonarQube server via docker compose
• Gradle SonarQube plugin configuration with custom coverage/issues exclusions
• Jacoco coverage reports
• Separated unit and integration tests.
• Spring Boot integration tests with WireMock
• Unit testing REST services clients via @RestClientTest

Getting Started

Prerequisites:

• Java 11
• Docker

Usage:

1. Start local SonarQube server

   docker-compose -f ./docker/sonar.yml up -d

2. Check if container is up and running by opening SonarQube dashboard, which should be available on http://localhost:9000/
3. Run a SonarQube analysis

   ./gradlew clean sonarqube

4. Once the analysis completes, it should be available on the Sonar dashboard.
5. Check the code smells.
6. Have a fun and play with the demo setup by fixing the code smells, adding more tests for better coverages or edit sonar-project.properties to tweak the analysis

Additional Useful Tools

• Sonarlint - Intellij IDEA plugin

References

For further reference, please consider the following sections:

• SonarQube - Code Quality and Code Security
• Wiremock

License

Distributed under the MIT License. See LICENSE for more information.