bitbucket-eslint-bot
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Bot to run on CI server to post eslint errors on Bitbucket PRs
Most configs can be passed as command line options/env vars
- bitbucketUrl/BITBUCKET_URL - Base URL of bitbucket to POST to eg https://bitbucket.test.com
- lintResultsPath/LINT_RESULTS_PATH - Path to JSON eslint output file
- jobName/JOB_NAME - auto injected Jenkins job name - can extract repository + pullRequestID if setup correctly
- password/BITBUCKET_PASSWORD - Bitbucket password for user to post comments. Be careful.
- project/BITBUCKET_PROJECT - Bitbucket project name eg 'APP'
- pullRequestID/PULL_REQUEST_ID - Numeric ID of pull request in Bitbucket
- repository/BITBUCKET_REPOSITORY - Bitbucket repository name eg 'test-project'
- userBITBUCKET_USER - Bitbucket user to post comments eg 'tabrindle'
- commentFileLevel - Write comments on each file at line of violation. Defaults to true.
- commentTopLevel - Write a comment on the top level of the PR. Defaults to true
- debug - Print console statements before POSTs
File level comment [eslint] 'iconNames' is never reassigned. Use 'const' instead. - (prefer-const)
Top level comment [eslint] This PR contains 1 lint error
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Bot to run on CI to post eslint errors on Bitbucket PRs
The npm package bitbucket-eslint-bot receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, bitbucket-eslint-bot popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that bitbucket-eslint-bot demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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