Continuous Integration

We’re using Jenkins for automated workflow (pipeline) and SonarQube for code analysis.

Jenkins and Sonarqube each requires Jenkinsfile and sonar-project.properties to be included in your repository. These files are specific to the programming language and framework you use. Please see some examples below.

1. Examples
2. Setup

Examples

Language	Framework	Build	Test	Code Coverage	Coding Standard	Example
Typescript	✅ NestJS	npm/yarn	jest	lcov	eslint	example_jenkins_nestjs example_jenkins_nestjs2 example_jenkins_nestjs3
	React	npm/yarn	jest	lcov	eslint
	✅ Angular	npm	jasmine & karma	lcov		example_jenkins_angular
		yarn	jasmine & karma	lcov	eslint	example_jenkins_angular2 example_jenkins_angular3
Java	✅ Spring Boot	maven	junit			example_jenkins_spring_maven example_jenkins_spring_maven2
		maven	junit	jacoco	checkstyle	example_jenkins_spring_maven3
PHP	✅ Laravel	composer	phpunit	clover	phpcs	example_jenkins_laravel example_jenkins_laravel2 example_jenkins_laravel3
Kotlin	✅ Kotlin	gradle	junit	jacoco		example_jenkins_android_kotlin_gradle
		gradle	junit	jacoco	ktlint	example_jenkins_android_kotlin_gradle2

Setup

1. Add Jenkinsfile and sonar-project.properties to the root of your repository.
2. Modify sonar.projectKey and sonar.projectName inside sonar-project.properties to match your repository name and descripton.

That’s it. The next commit you push will be picked up by Jenkins.