@jonathan0823/pi-sonarqube 0.1.0 → 0.1.1

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- # @jonathan0823/pi-sonarqube
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+ # pi-sonarqube
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  A Pi extension to run local SonarQube analysis and browse the resulting issues — all from within Pi.
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  ```
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  Pi will ask you for:
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  - **SonarQube server URL** (prefilled with `http://localhost:9000`)
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  - **Project key** (default: derived from directory name)
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  - **Token** (optional, used when your server requires auth)
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  ```
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  Pi will:
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  1. Run `sonar-scanner` against your server
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  2. Wait for the analysis to complete
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  3. Fetch the latest issues
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  ## Commands
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- | `/sonarqube init [alias] [path]` | Set up project config and optional alias |
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- | `/sonarqube analyze [target]` | Run analysis for an alias or path |
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- | `/sonarqube issues [target]` | Browse the latest analysis results for a target |
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- | `/sonarqube open [target] <n>` | Preview source at issue #n |
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+ | `/sonarqube init [alias] [path]` | Set up project config and optional alias |
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+ | `/sonarqube analyze [target]` | Run analysis for an alias or path |
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+ | `/sonarqube issues [target]` | Browse the latest analysis results for a target |
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  ## Tool (for the LLM)
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  The extension also registers a `sonarqube` tool that the LLM can call with actions:
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  - `analyze` — run analysis
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  - `issues` — list issues
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  - `open` — open an issue with its index
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  3. **Scan properties** — `sonar-project.properties`
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  4. **Defaults** — `http://localhost:9000`, project key from directory slug
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- ## Publishing
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- ### Prerequisites
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- - An [npm](https://www.npmjs.com/) account
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- - The npm scope `@jonathan0823` assigned to your npm user
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- ### Publish
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- ```bash
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- cd packages/pi-sonarqube
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- # Login if needed
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- npm login
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- # Publish (builds automatically via prepack)
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- ```
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- ### Publish a new version
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- ```bash
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- # Update version in package.json
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- npm version patch # or minor / major
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- # Publish
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- ```
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- ### Test locally before publishing
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- ```bash
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- # Create a tarball
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- # Install it in a test project
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- cd /tmp/test-project
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- ```
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- ## Manual via `pi install`
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- You can also install directly from a local path:
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  ## Project structure
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  "description": "SonarQube extension for Pi — run local analysis and browse issues.",
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  "type": "module",
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  "main": "dist/index.js",