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codeclimate-connector-sdk
Advanced tools
The SDK for building Code Climate Connectors. This package provides code for connectors to use in their implementations, and a CLI to help with developing connectors.
See docs/schemas/README.md for a reference of the types of records Code Climate Connectors can use.
From within a connectors package that depends on this package, run yarn codeclimate-connectors
to run the CLI.
The CLI can be used to run connectors locally during development to verify
behavior. To get started, use the CLI's help
functionality:
yarn run codeclimate-connector help # See general help
yarn run codeclimate-connector sync-stream --help # Help for a specific command
See https://github.com/codeclimate/create-codeclimate-connector.
Clone this repo, run yarn install
to install dependencies. yarn test
will
run unit tests. See DEVELOPERS.md for more in depth details
about working on this package.
FAQs
SDK for developing connectors for the Code Climate Platform
We found that codeclimate-connector-sdk demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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