lintly23 0.7.14

Automated GitHub PR code reviewer for Python, JavaScript, CSS, and more.

Lintly

Automated GitHub PR code reviewer for Python, JavaScript, CSS, and more.

Usage

First, pip install lintly:

$ pip install lintly

Lintly requires Python 3.6+.

Next, set the LINTLY_API_KEY environment variable to your GitHub API Key:

$ export LINTLY_API_KEY="12345"

Finally, pipe the output of your linter to the lintly script:

$ flake8 | lintly

Now you will see a review with linting errors...

...and a commit check...

...on your pull requests! Nifty! 🎉

Supported Linters

• flake8

  $ flake8 | lintly --format=flake8
  

• black

  $ black . --diff --check | lintly --format=black
  

• pylint

  • For pylint you must use the json output format.

  $ pylint . --output-format=json | lintly --format=pylint-json
  

• eslint

  $ eslint . | lintly --format=eslint
  

• stylelint

  $ stylelint . | lintly --format=stylelint
  

• bandit

  $ bandit -r . --format=json | lintly --format=bandit-json
  

• gitleaks

  $ gitleaks --path=. --redact --no-git --report=>(lintly --format=gitleaks)
  

• hadolint

  $ hadolint path/to/Dockerfile --format json | lintly --format=hadolint
  

• terrascan

  $ terrascan scan -d path/to/terraform/file -o json | lintly --format=terrascan
  

• trivy

  $ trivy --quiet fs -f json path/to/directory/ | lintly --format=trivy
  

• tfsec

  $ tfsec path/to/directory/ -f json | lintly --format=tfsec
  

• cfn-lint

  $ cfn-lint template.yaml | lintly --format=cfn-lint
  

• cfn-nag

  $ cfn_nag_scan --input-path cloudformation-template.yaml --output-format=json | lintly --format=cfn-nag
  

• checkmake

  $ checkmake Makefile --format={{.LineNumber}}:{{.Rule}}:{{.Violation}} | lintly --format=checkmake
  

• semgrep

  $ semgrep --config "p/r2c-security-audit" --json | lintly --format=semgrep 
  
  

• [deps-checker]

  $ deps-checker path/to/dependency/file | lintly --format=deps-checker
  
  

Additional linters can be added by modifying the lintly/parsers.py module.

Configuration

At a minimum Lintly needs to know the following information to determine how to post the correct GitHub PR Review:

• GitHub API key (--api-key or LINTLY_API_KEY env var)
  • Generate your own API Key here. The API key will need the following GitHub scopes:
    • repo:status so that Lintly can post commit statuses on PRs.
    • public_repo so that Lintly can create pull request reviews on public repos.
    • repo so that Lintly can create pull request reviews on private repos.
• GitHub repository (--repo or LINTLY_REPO env var)
  • This is your repository in the format grantmcconnaughey/lintly.

  Note: Most Continuous Integration platforms will provide this value automatically.

• Pull Request number (--pr or LINTLY_PR env var)

  Note: Most Continuous Integration platforms will provide this value automatically.

• Slack Webhook (--slack or SLACK_WEBHOOK env var)

  Post messages to slack. The message will include a summary of the violations and a link to the PR.

• LINTLY_FILE_OVERRIDE (LINTLY_FILE_OVERRIDE env var)

  Override the file/path provided by the tool with what is provided in an environment variable. Useful when the linter tool does not provide a full path and filename. Tools like TTAM Super-linter can override the tool and provide the information.

These configuration values can be provided to Lintly via environment variables, discovered automatically when run in a supported CI platform, or by being passed in as arguments to the Lintly CLI.

Options

A list of all configuration values can be viewed by running lintly --help.

Usage: lintly [OPTIONS]

  Slurp up linter output and send it to a GitHub PR review.

Options:
  --api-key TEXT                  The GitHub API key to use for commenting on
                                  PRs (required)
  --repo TEXT                     The GitHub repo name in the format
                                  {owner}/{repo}
  --pr TEXT                       The pull request number for this build
                                  (required)
  --commit-sha TEXT               The commit Lintly is running against
                                  (required)
  --format [unix|flake8|pylint-json|eslint|eslint-unix|stylelint|black|cfn-lint|
           cfn-nag|checkmake|bandit-json|gitleaks|hadolint|terrascan|trivy|tfsec|semgrep]
                                  The linting output format Lintly should
                                  expect to receive. Default "flake8"
  --context TEXT                  Override the commit status context
  --fail-on [any|new]             Whether Lintly should fail if any violations
                                  are detected or only if new violations are
                                  detected. Default "any"
  --post-status / --no-post-status
                                  Used to determine if Lintly should post a PR
                                  status to GitHub. Default true
  --request-changes / --no-request-changes
                                  Whether Lintly should post violations as a
                                  PR request for changes instead of a comment
                                  review. Default true
  --use-checks / --no-use-checks  Whether Lintly should try to use the GitHub
                                  Checks API to report on changes requested.
                                  This only works when running as a GitHub
                                  App. Default false
  --log                           Send Lintly debug logs to the console.
                                  Default false
  --exit-zero / --no-exit-zero    Whether Lintly should exit with error code
                                  indicating amount of violations or not.
                                  Default false
  --help                          Show this message and exit.

Supported Continuous Integration platforms

Lintly works out of the box with all of the CI platforms supported by ci.py. To add support for new CI platforms create a PR to the ci.py repo.

When using these Continuous Integration platforms the repository, pull request number, and commit SHA will be detected automatically.

GitHub Actions example

To use Lintly with GitHub Actions, create a file called .github/workflows/lint.yaml with the following contents:

name: Lint

on: [pull_request]

jobs:
  lint:
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
    steps:
    - uses: actions/checkout@v2
    - name: Set up Python
      uses: actions/setup-python@v2
      with:
        python-version: 3.8
    - name: Install dependencies
      run: pip install flake8 lintly
    - name: Lint with flake8
      run: flake8 | lintly
      env:
        LINTLY_API_KEY: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }}

Travis CI example

To use with Lintly with Travis CI, add the following to your .travis.yml config file:

language: python

jobs:
  include:
    - stage: lint
      install: pip install lintly
      script: flake8 | lintly --format=flake8

stages:
  - lint