cmply 0.1.5

A simple tool to validate if a repository adhears to specified rules.

cmply

Installation

python3 -m pip install --upgrade cmply

Introduction

Cmply is a tool used to run a set of rules against a repository. The output will show the result of what rules fail or pass. There is provision for different levels of failures. These levels are info, warning, fail and security. The target can be a local folder or a git repository. If a git repository is specified, the local git is used with any configure authentication relative to the local system.

Usage

usage: cmply run [-h] [-r RULES] [-v] [-f] [--no-error] [-t TAGS] [-e ENV] [--output {json}] [-b BRANCH] target

positional arguments:
  target                the target folder or git repo to run the compliance check on

options:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -r RULES, --rules RULES
                        glob of rule files
  -v, --verbose         increase output verbosity
  -f, --hide-fail       hide failure out information
  --no-error            dont exit 1 if security and fails are found
  -t TAGS, --tags TAGS  project tags
  -e ENV, --env ENV     environmental variables
  --output {json}       output type
  -b BRANCH, --branch BRANCH
                        the branch to use if target is a git repo

Rule file

The rules files are YAML files with the following format:

name: sonarcube-setup   # Name your rule here
description: |          # This is a verbose description
  All projects must be registered in sonarcube
image: node:16          # Your steps are executed in this docker container
type: fail              # The type of rule info, warning, fail or security
tags:                   # A list of tags. These then matched to the tags passed in from the command line for your execution.
  - all
steps:                  # A list of commands executed. When a command has a non 0 response- the test is considered failed
  - test -f sonar-project.properties

Run using docker

To use the docker image of cmply it is important to pass through the hosts docker socket.

docker run \
    -v //var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock
    -v ./rules:/opt/rules
    -v ./target:/opt/target
    -ti pselibas/cmply \
    run -r /opt/rules \
    /opt/target