Customizing the Configuration

Additional configuration among the user interface and the standard ruleset files can be done through .codeac.yml. This allows you to achieve custom behavior of Codeac per each repository tailored to your projects needs.

Issue Thresholds

Taking your issues seriously is very beneficial in long term to keep your project nice and clean. By adding a small configuration to your repository you can leverage a visual and functional threshold in Codeac. Visit the Issue Thresholds documentation page for more details.

version: '1'

thresholds:
    error: 10
    total: 50

Tools enabled by default

Codeac has bunch of tools enabled by default for each repository. It simplifies the initial repository setup and delivers practical results out of the box. However, sometimes you don't want to run specific analysis on your special project on purpose. You can simply switch the boolean flag in the .codeac.yml for the irrelevant tool and Codeac will not follow it's default behavior.

Here is the default configuration with all the possible tools listed. You can overwrite it with your own variant of the config file placed in the root of your repository.

version: '1'

tools:
    bandit:
        enabled: true
    detekt:
        enabled: true
    eslint:
        enabled: true
    ethlint:
        enabled: true
    hadolint:
        enabled: true
    jscpd:
        enabled: true
    osvScanner:
        enabled: true
    phpmd:
        enabled: true
    pylint:
        enabled: true
    revive:
        enabled: true
    rubocop:
        enabled: true
    scsslint:
        enabled: true
    tfsec:
        enabled: true
    tslint:
        enabled: true