Package com.atlassian.clover.api.ci

Provides classes to programtically integrate Clover into an Ant or Maven2 build, typically from within a Continuous Integration server.

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Interface Summary
Integrator An Integrator is designed to provied a simple means to enable Clover for a build from a CI environment.
 

Class Summary
CIOptions  
CIOptions.Builder This class is used to configure one of the Integrator classes.
Integrator.Factory  
 

Package com.atlassian.clover.api.ci Description

Provides classes to programtically integrate Clover into an Ant or Maven2 build, typically from within a Continuous Integration server. Clover can be integrated into both Ant and Maven2 purely by decorating the respective command lines. This api adds a nice wrapper around creating the appropriate list of arguments to add to the command line depending on what options an end user has configured.

 

The CIOptions.Builder should be used to create and configure a CIOptions instance that then gets passed to one of the Integrator.Factory's "new*" methods.

Examples

To integrate Clover into an Ant build, with the default set of options you would use:
  CIOptions options =  new CIOptions.Builder().build();
  Integrator antIntegrator = Integrator.Factory.newAntIntegrator(options);
  List<String> args = new ArrayList<String>(Arrays.asList("clean","test"));
  antIntegrator.decorateArguments(args);

  // args now contain extra args that will enable Clover to instrument all java source files and generate a coverage report.

 

Related Documentation

For more information relating to Clover integration, please view the If you have any problems using this api, or feature requests please don't hesitate to create a JIRA issue.

Since:
2.6.0