# ReviewDay
HTML report generator for OpenStack code reviews. Launchpad meets SmokeStack and Gerrit.
Based on and inspired by ‘reviewlist’ by Thierry Carez.
## Description
HTML report generator which creates a prioritized review list w/ function test results. The report includes:
Prioritized listing of merge proposals by project
Direct links to gerrit code reviews
Direct links to test results for each branch (Unit, Libvirt, XenServer)
## Installation
Install directly from pip (requires launchpadlib and cheetah):
pip install reviewday
You’ll also need a working gerrit setup: http://wiki.openstack.org/GerritWorkflow Specifically you’ll need to be able to run gerrit command line queries.
## Execution
reviewday
An output directory called ‘out_report’ is generated in your working directory.
## Execution (Development)
PYTHONPATH=$PWD ./bin/reviewday
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