m19c/gulp-codacy

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🤘🏽 Hello Stranger!

I'm a 36 years old Software Engineer from Ostermunich, Bavaria. My journey began when I was 14 years old. In a college in the middle of the mountains I decided to focus on building websites. The internet just turned 10 years old, almost nothing was available to kickstart a kid in programming. With a few printed sheets in my backpack I managed to kick things off. Since then, the passion never faded. At the moment I am working for Bayerischer Rundfunk (one of the biggest german broadcasters) and Kerngedanke (a social media content management system).

gulp-codacy's Issues

add some documentation to the tools

I saw your documentation on your site, but no mention on github and npm. On npm, you even have html where it's unsupported:

You specified how to use mocha, but what about karma and jasmine?

istanbul cover jasmine-node --captureExceptions spec/ && cat ./coverage/lcov.info | ./node_modules/.bin/codacy-coverage && rm -rf ./coverage

I already run istanbul with my karma.conf.js file. I specify there a reporter and everything.

Can you please specify how to support your tool without removing the integrations I already have? Based on the line you added for jasmine, it will remove my current ./coverage folder that I create using karma. Should that report be commited to github? do you run our code on your server? if so, why don't you run the piece of code for checking coverage?

I'm not sure I get the flow. Currently, when travis runs my tests, it already runs coverage reports as well. and when a coder want to check this locally, he runs gulp test and already get the coverage report using karma.

what should I add to prepare my Pull-Requests and master branch to prepare them to run codacy as well to get my stats on your site without changing my travis, and local flows?

thanks

`token` option is not working on Windows

The plugin is not working on my side :( Every time, I get the following error:

Command failed: CODACY_PROJECT_TOKEN=<codacy-token> [...]\node_modules\.bin\codacy-coverage < "[...]\var\lcov.info"

Environment:

• Operating System: Windows 10
• Node.js: 6.2.1
• Gulp.js: 3.9.1
• Codacy plugin: 1.0.0

On Windows, environment variables use a different syntax to be set on the command line. Like this:

set "CODACY_PROJECT_TOKEN=<codacy-token>" && [...]\node_modules\.bin\codacy-coverage < "[...]\var\lcov.info"

Could you improve your support of Windows platform? Thanks.