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Prerequisites

  • CodeCharta-Visualization installed
  • CodeCharta-Analysis installed
  • git
  • Java installed and correctly configured
  • bash or similar

Instructions

Navigate to the folder that contains the ccsh

# get project of your choice
git clone https://github.com/junit-team/junit4
cd junit4

# analyze junit4 with the sourcecodeparser and generate a cc.json
./ccsh sourcecodeparser . -o junit4.source.cc.json -nc

# generate cc.json from the gitlog automatically
./ccsh gitlogparser repo-scan -o junit4.git.cc.json -nc

# check structures of both cc.jsons to see if the folder structures are matching (src is on the same level)
./ccsh modify junit4.git.cc.json -p 1
./ccsh modify junit4.source.cc.json -p 1

# merge both cc.jsons into one if they matched before, otherwise use modify to adapt the folder structure
./ccsh merge junit4.source.cc.json junit4.git.cc.json -o junit4.cc.json

You can now open the merged cc.json in the visualization.