An ASP.NET Core API to provide analyitical data about GitHub code repositories. Paired with orchestration wrapper application to provide easy ingestion of GitHub data.
Provide the ability to answer the questions like the following with respect to a group of GitHub repositories.
- How many NodeJS APIs do we currently have vs ASP.NET APIs?
- Our goal was to get 80% of our Web UI's switched to React. Where are we at now with that and how much progress have we made in the last month?
- Our shared logging package has an critical security vulnerablity for all versions below 1.7.9. How many repositories are still referencing one of these versions?
- Is anyone using dependency X with an application of type Y?
The API must also provide the ability to be exended so that people can define thier own application types/implementations along with their level of DevOps integration. This is currently provided via MEF plugin assemblies.
- ASP.NET Core Web API
- Swagger UI
- Entity Framwork Core
- PostgreSQL or SQL Server
- MEF
- Visual Studio
- Update the default values in the
appsettings.Development.jsonfile (if desired) - Run
docker-compose -f dependencies-docker-compose.yml up -dto start up the dependent apps. This will also happen when Rebuilding the solution in Visual Studio - Set the
GithubAccessTokenandDatabasePasswordvalues in the .NET Core Secret Manager
- Run
dotnet build - Run
dotnet run
- Set the startup project to be
RepositoryAnaltyicsApi(I think this is done by default) - Set the startup method to just run the api directly (vs through IIS Express)
- Click the green start button :)
You can naviage to http://localhost:33283/swagger/ to interact with the API
Execute docker exec -it repositoryAnalyticsApi_redis bash -c "redis-cli FLUSHALL" to clear all the data
- Build the extension assembly
- Copy all of the assemblies to the
./src/RepositoryAnalyticsApi/Plugins/folder - Start the API and you check the output to see if the types in your plugin were loaded. You should see something like the following:
