We'd really love to make it easier to use codebot for people with color
blindness. Could you please let me know which background color would be
acceptable? (I'm afraid I'd pick one which does not have enough contrast).
Regards,
Alberto
On Sunday, December 15, 2013 2:00:25 AM UTC+1, Chris Hines wrote:
Nice tool.
The coverage reports are pretty useless to me, however, because I'm
red-green colorblind, and having only the font face change color makes the
differences impossible for me to see. It would help if you also shaded the
background color in some way to help those of us with this deficiency.
Thanks,
Chris
--Nice tool.
The coverage reports are pretty useless to me, however, because I'm
red-green colorblind, and having only the font face change color makes the
differences impossible for me to see. It would help if you also shaded the
background color in some way to help those of us with this deficiency.
Thanks,
Chris
On Friday, December 13, 2013 9:26:04 AM UTC-5, Alberto García Hierro wrote:
Hi,
We've just put online http://codebot.io which is based on our internal
tool for automated tests, coverage reports, code quality evaluation and
documentation. It's currently open and free for Open Source packages,
although we plan to add support for private repositories in a few weeks.
Code Bot tracks your Go packages and grades your code depending on several
metrics.
Things you can do with Code Bot:
- Use it to present your documentation to users, with beautiful syntax
highlighting and cross references. See e.g.
http://codebot.io/doc/pkg/net/http
- Automatically run your tests, check your test coverage and your code
complexity. See e.g.
http://codebot.io/doc/pkg/code.google.com/p/go.net/proxy - click on the
[codebot|B+] badge to reveal the package details. Then each new badge can
also be clicked to reveal more details, like the coverage of each function,
the missing documentation and each function's complexity.
- View your test coverage in a browser, so you can easily see which code
is not covered by tests. See e.g.
http://codebot.io/coverage/pkg/code.google.com/p/go.net/proxy#file-per_host.go
- See how each commit affects your code quality. See e.g.
http://codebot.io/history/code.google.com/p/go.net
- Get a badge for your project's README, like
https://codebot.io/badge/code.google.com/p/go.net.png (see the site for
instructions to generate your own one).
For more details, see http://codebot.io and the "Get Started" guide at
http://codebot.io/get-started/
Regards,
Alberto
Hi,
We've just put online http://codebot.io which is based on our internal
tool for automated tests, coverage reports, code quality evaluation and
documentation. It's currently open and free for Open Source packages,
although we plan to add support for private repositories in a few weeks.
Code Bot tracks your Go packages and grades your code depending on several
metrics.
Things you can do with Code Bot:
- Use it to present your documentation to users, with beautiful syntax
highlighting and cross references. See e.g.
http://codebot.io/doc/pkg/net/http
- Automatically run your tests, check your test coverage and your code
complexity. See e.g.
http://codebot.io/doc/pkg/code.google.com/p/go.net/proxy - click on the
[codebot|B+] badge to reveal the package details. Then each new badge can
also be clicked to reveal more details, like the coverage of each function,
the missing documentation and each function's complexity.
- View your test coverage in a browser, so you can easily see which code
is not covered by tests. See e.g.
http://codebot.io/coverage/pkg/code.google.com/p/go.net/proxy#file-per_host.go
- See how each commit affects your code quality. See e.g.
http://codebot.io/history/code.google.com/p/go.net
- Get a badge for your project's README, like
https://codebot.io/badge/code.google.com/p/go.net.png (see the site for
instructions to generate your own one).
For more details, see http://codebot.io and the "Get Started" guide at
http://codebot.io/get-started/
Regards,
Alberto
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