pyright to gitlab
Simple Python tool to convert Pyright JSON output to GitLab Code Quality report format.
Zero runtime dependencies - Pure Python implementation using only the standard library.
Usage
Run the script with the path to the pyright output file:
$ pip install pyright-to-gitlab
$ pyright . --outputjson | pyright-to-gitlab > code-quality.json
Alternatively, the module can be called:
$ pip install pyright-to-gitlab
$ pyright . --outputjson | python -m pyright_to_gitlab > code-quality.json
Custom path prefix
The --prefix option adds a custom prefix path to the file paths in the output. This is
useful for mono-repos, where the paths in the pyright output is not the repository root.
$ pyright . --outputjson | pyright-to-gitlab --prefix my-app > code-quality.json
Testing
To run the tests, execute
$ uv run poe check
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Metadata
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