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This repository is a fork of the open source SonarQube Plugin for Objective-C. It provides modifications and extra features needed for our internal use.

A SonarQube 5.0 dashboard of the iOS open source project GreatReader:

Releases available from this repository are compliant with SonarQube 4.3.x and above.

In order not to break compatibility with the original plugin, plugin releases are numbered with 4 digits.

Faux Pas is a wonderful tool to analyse iOS or Mac applications source code, however it is not free. A 30 trial version is available here.

The plugin runs fine even if Faux Pas is not installed (Faux Pas analysis will be skipped).

Binary packages are available in the release section.

• Replaced oclint-xcodebuild by xcpretty (see Backelite#25 thanks to davidy4ng).
• Added -nounittests and -usesonarscanner parameters to run-sonar.sh script (see Backelite#23 thanks to davidy4ng).
• Sonar 6 fix for Faux Pas (see Backelite#20 thanks to macostea).

• SonarQube 6 support. Important : will work with SonarQube 5.x and above only. Will not work anymore with SonarQube 4.5.x anymore.

• OCLint 0.11.0 support (see Backelite#13)
• Removed required gcovr check in run-sonar.sh (see Backelite#10)
• Fixed issued in run-sonar.sh (see Backelite#2)
• Better test file detection pattern (see https://github.com/Backelite/sonar-objective-c/pull/3/files)

• Complexity with Lizard !

• Detached from octo project (to hard to maintain compatibility)
• Removed deprecated API usages for Sonarube 5.3 support

• Xcode 7 coverage support (profdata)

• Faux Pas support for release 1.5 and 1.6
• Support for multiple projects in a same workspace

• Faux Pas support
• Moved OCLint long line threshold to 250
• Add the plain reporter at build step to get more information in case of build failure
• Capitalized OCLint rule names

• a Mac with Xcode
• SonarQube and SonarQube Runner installed (HomeBrew installed and brew install sonar-runner)
• xcpretty (see instructions below)
• xctool (HomeBrew installed and brew install xctool). If you are using Xcode 6, make sure to update xctool (brew upgrade xctool) to a version > 0.2.2.
• OCLint installed. Version 0.11.0 recommended.
• gcovr installed for legacy (pre Xcode 7 coverage)
• slather (gem install slather). Version 2.1.0 or above.
• lizard (PIP installed and sudo pip install lizard)
• Faux Pas command line tools installed (optional)

At the time, xcpretty needs to be fixed to work with SonarQube.

To install the fixed version, follow those steps :

git clone https://github.com/Backelite/xcpretty.git
cd xcpretty
git checkout fix/duration_of_failed_tests_workaround
gem build xcpretty.gemspec
sudo gem install --both xcpretty-0.2.2.gem

Since Xcode 7, Apple changed its coverage data format to a new format called 'profdata'. By default this format will be used by the plugin, except if you explicitly force it to legacy mode (for Xcode 6 and below) in your sonar-project.properties with this line:

sonar.objectivec.coverageType=legacy

• Download the plugin binary into the $SONARQUBE_HOME/extensions/plugins directory
• Copy run-sonar.sh somewhere in your PATH
• Restart the SonarQube server.

• Copy sonar-project.properties in your Xcode project root folder (along your .xcodeproj file)
• Edit the sonar-project.properties file to match your Xcode iOS/MacOS project

The good news is that you don't have to modify your Xcode project to enable SonarQube!. Ok, there might be one needed modification if you don't have a specific scheme for your test target, but that's all.

• Run the script run-sonar.sh in your Xcode project root folder
• Enjoy or file an issue!

• Install the lastest plugin version
• Copy run-sonar.sh somewhere in your PATH

If you still have run-sonar.sh file in each of your project (not recommended), you will need to update all those files.

Feel free to contribute to this plugin by issuing pull requests to this repository or to the original one.

SonarQube Plugin for Objective-C is released under the GNU LGPL 3 license.