JarCastingViolation Comments to GitHub Lib 
This is a library that adds violation comments from static code analysis to GitHub.
It uses Violation Comments Lib and supports the same formats as Violations Lib.
Very easy to use with a nice builder pattern
violationsToGitHubApi() //
.withViolations(".*/findbugs/.*\\.xml$", FINDBUGS, rootFolder) //
.withViolations(".*/checkstyle/.*\\.xml$", CHECKSTYLE, rootFolder) //
.withUsername("username") // This is Optional!
.withPassword("password") // This is Optional!
.usingOAuth2Token("token") // This is Optional!
.withRepositoryOwner("repositoryOwner")
.withRepositoryName("repositoryName")
.withPullRequestId("pullRequestId")
.toPullRequest();
Authentication can be done by supplying username/password or OAuth2Token in the builder.
Usage
This software can be used:
- With a Gradle plugin.
- With a Maven plugin.
- With a Jenkins plugin.
- From Command Line.
You may also checkout this blog post that explains how to set it up with Travis.
Travis
To set this up in Travis, you will need to create a GitHub OAuth2 token.
curl -u 'yourgithubuser' -d '{"note":"Violation comments"}' https://api.github.com/authorizations
The token needs to be encrypted before added to your .travis.yml.
sudo apt-get install ruby-dev
gem install travis
travis encrypt export GITHUB_OAUTH2TOKEN=YOUR TOKEN HERE
Now add it to .travis.yml like this.
sudo: false
language: java
env:
- secure: "YOUR ENCRYPTED TOKEN HERE"
jdk:
- oraclejdk7
script:
- ./gradlew build violationCommentsToGitHub -DGITHUB_PULLREQUESTID=$TRAVIS_PULL_REQUEST -DGITHUB_OAUTH2TOKEN=$GITHUB_OAUTH2TOKEN -i --stacktrace
notifications:
email: false
Here I used Gradle plugin but you can do the same thing with Maven plugin.
Developer instructions
To build the code, have a look at .travis.yml.
To do a release you need to do ./gradlew release and release the artifact from staging. More information here.