**OSF Builder Suite :: Standalone Sonar Linter Plugin** is a very
easy-to-use Jenkins plugin that is used to lint your JavaScript (for
now; additional plugins can be added upon request) files using an
standalone version of Sonar.
If you have a bug to report or maybe a feature that you wish to request,
please do so [on GitHub, on the project's issues
page](https://github.com/jenkinsci/osf-builder-suite-standalone-sonar-linter-plugin/issues).
# Installation
Just go to "`Manage Jenkins > Manage Plugins > Available`", search for
"`OSF Builder Suite`",
select `"OSF Builder Suite :: Standalone Sonar Linter Plugin"` and click
"`Download now and install after restart`" button.
# Configuration
{width="800"}
Pattern (relative to the workspace) to be used by the linter to get the
list of files that you want to be linted.
When a path is matched against a pattern, the following special
characters can be used:
- ?
Matches one character (any character except path separators)
- \*
Matches zero or more characters (not including path separators)
- \*\*
Matches zero or more path segments
Examples:
- \*\*/\*.js
Matches all .js files/dirs in a directory tree
- node\_modules/\*\*
Matches the node\_modules folder and all its contents
- test/a??.js
Matches all files/dirs which start with an a, then two more
characters and then .js, in a directory called test
- \*\*
Matches everything in a directory tree
- \*\*/test/\*\*/XYZ\*
Matches all files/dirs which start with XYZ and where there is a
parent directory called test (e.g. abc/test/def/ghi/XYZ123)
{width="800"}
List of patterns to be ignored. If a path matches any of the patterns in
this list then it will be ignored.
The pattern needs to be relative to the workspace.
When a path is matched against a pattern, the following special
characters can be used:
- ?
Matches one character (any character except path separators)
- \*
Matches zero or more characters (not including path separators)
- \*\*
Matches zero or more path segments
Examples:
- \*\*/\*.js
Matches all .js files/dirs in a directory tree
- node\_modules/\*\*
Matches the node\_modules folder and all its contents
- test/a??.js
Matches all files/dirs which start with an a, then two more
characters and then .js, in a directory called test
- \*\*
Matches everything in a directory tree
- \*\*/test/\*\*/XYZ\*
Matches all files/dirs which start with XYZ and where there is a
parent directory called test (e.g. abc/test/def/ghi/XYZ123)
# Jenkins Pipeline Configuration
Here's a sample pipeline configuration to get you started:
{height="250"}
You can also always consult the pipelines documentation available
at or check the pipeline syntax
link right inside Jenkins on the left navigation menu.
{height="250"}
# Version history