salmonella-html-report

A command line tool to generate HTML-formatted reports out of salmonella log files.

This is the tool that generate the reports under the salmonella-report directories in https://tests.call-cc.org.

Author

Repository

salmonella-html-report is hosted on github: https://github.com/mario-goulart/salmonella-html-report

Dependencies

salmonella-html-report also uses the dot command line tool (provided by Graphviz) to generate the [reverse] dependencies graphs.

Usage

 $ salmonella-html-report --help
 Usage: salmonella-html-report [ <options> ] <salmonella log file> <out dir>
 
 --verbose
   Verbose output.
 
 --disable-graphs
   Disable generation of dependency graphs.
 
 --css-uri=<uri>
   URI of the CSS file to be used in the generatated pages.
 
 --graphics-format=<type>
   Format of the [reverse] dependency graph images.  The supported ones
   are those supported by dot (GraphViz).  The default format is SVG.
 
 --compress-html
   Compress HTML files using gzip.
 
 --html-compressor
   External program to use to compress HTML files.
 
 --html-compressor-args
   Arguments to be passed to the external program to compress HTML files.
 
 --compress-graphics
   Compress graphics files using gzip.
 
 --graphics-compressor
   External program to use to compress graphics files.
 
 --graphics-compressor-args
   Arguments to be passed to the external program to compress graphics files.
 
 --keep-dot-files
   By default, salmonella-html-report will remove dot files (GraphViz) after converting
   them to graphics files.  This command line can be used to avoid removing
   them.

License

 Copyright (c) 2010-2019, Mario Domenech Goulart
 All rights reserved.
 
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 modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions
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 1. Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright
    notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer.
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 3. The name of the authors may not be used to endorse or promote products
    derived from this software without specific prior written permission.
 
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 OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED
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Version history

Version 1.7.1 (2021-01-01)

Add --version command line option
Tolerate salmonella log files without egg metadata

Version 1.7.0

CHICKEN 5 support
Add "Undocumented eggs" section (suggested by Peter Bex)
Show error messages in case of fetch error
Circular dependencies detection and reporting
Disable "Test report" link when there's no test report
Show installation status in the installation report page title
Add "Total run time" to TOC
Use SVG as default graphics format
Remove .dot files after generating graphics (the new --keep-dot-files command line option can be used to preserve dot file)
Compression support
Split salmonella-html-report into a loadable extension and a command line tool
Check if the arguments for egg-dependencies are really eggs (core libraries and other non-egg things don't have metadata information)
Drop dependency on regex (use irregex instead)
Don't warn about GPL eggs in test-depends of non-GPL eggs
Don't hardcode the protocol in the link to the CSS file

Version 1.6

Fixed bug in license verification (it assumed versions were always strings, but they could also be symbols). Thanks to Peter Bex for reporting this issue