Re: QA Reports aggregator

Hi Olivier, Something along this line is what we have been working on for some time already with the rmtools (/rmtools in SVN). rmtools include tools to build php and report the log and to run the tests. For the tests we have implemented it for our custom tests (which run through web servers and cli, and are slightly more complex than simple phpt) and include performance regressions. Maybe we could share our work and integrate what you have done so far into rmtools? Doing so will have the great advantage to make it work immediately for any new branch and later for pecl as well. The goal is to have one place where RMs and developers can quickly check that everything is fine in a current branch, on all platforms. Cheers, On Fri, May 13, 2011 at 6:16 PM, Olivier Doucet <webmaster@ajeux.com> wrote: > Hello everyone, > > I created a tool that parse QA Reports email and aggregate them on a nice > interface. > It is then easy to see which tests are most failing. It appears most of the > time this is the test itself that is not working. > > The interface can be seen live on http://phpqa.ajeux.net/ > > I was invited to post current source here, and see if this can fit directly > on qa.php.net website. I would be very happy if my tool can be useful for > other people. > > Source code link : http://phpqa.ajeux.net/phpqa.zip > Warning : Current sourcecode is crappy. > I'm only asking what's your feeling about this, and then I'll see what needs > to be rewritten for a first import. > > > My notes for the moment are : > > - enhance documentation > > - enforce security on all input fields (nothing to worry, but worth to check > this twice) > > - uniform spacing. I personnaly would like to follow this guideline : > N���� ��݁I > n�S�http://framework.zend.com/manual/en/coding-standard.coding-style.html > If there is already a specific guideline for php tools, please let me know. > I already have to make sure I followed this standard throughout all files ;) > > - translate comments > Some (minor) comments are still in french, I will of course translate them > before initial import. > > - prepare testing framework > > - make HTML cleaner, maybe make it XHTML (current source gave me 113 errors > in validator.w3c.org ... Yerk) > > - use CDN network for resources like JQuery, used in this project. > > > I really want to start on a good base, so that many people can help and for > this project to be really useful. > More feedback ? More features wanted ? Please let me know ! > > Olivier > -- Pierre @pierrejoye | http://blog.thepimp.net | http://www.libgd.org