pysonar

# 1. Install pysonar pip install pysonar # 2. Configure your project (e.g., in pyproject.toml in your project root) # Replace <your-project-key> with your SonarQube project key. # For SonarCloud, also uncomment and set 'organization'. # For SonarQube Server, ensure host.url is set if not default. # # [tool.sonar] # project-key = "<your-project-key>" # # host.url = "https://sonarqube.example.com" # # organization = "<your-organization-key>" # 3. Run the analysis # Ensure SONAR_TOKEN is set in your environment with a valid SonarQube/SonarCloud token. # Example: export SONAR_TOKEN="your_sonar_token_here" import os sonar_token = os.environ.get('SONAR_TOKEN', '') if not sonar_token: print("Error: SONAR_TOKEN environment variable not set. Please set it before running pysonar.") else: print("Running SonarQube analysis...") # The actual command would be run in your shell or CI/CD pipeline # For demonstration, we'll print it. In a real scenario, you'd use subprocess.run() print(f"Executing: pysonar --token {sonar_token}") # Example of actual command to run (requires `pysonar` to be in PATH): # import subprocess # result = subprocess.run(["pysonar", "--token", sonar_token], capture_output=True, text=True) # print(result.stdout) # if result.stderr: print(result.stderr) # if result.returncode != 0: print("Analysis failed!")