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Danger Kotlin

Usage

Usage¶

Danger has a few run commands, but we will focus on the main ones you’ll use here.

Local¶

The local command runs Danger without the PR metadata which is helpful for local testing checks and rules against code/commit changes. This can be helpful in git hooks or just for local testing.

Command¶

danger-kotlin local

Options¶

Options:
  -s, --staging                             Just use staged changes.
  -b, --base [branch_name]                  Use a different base branch (default: "master")
  -j, --outputJSON                          Outputs the resulting JSON to STDOUT
  -v, --verbose                             Verbose output of files
  -d, --dangerfile [filePath | remote url]  Specify a custom dangerfile path, remote urls only work with github
  -i, --id [danger_id]                      Specify a unique Danger ID for the Danger run

Pull Requests¶

The pr command emulates running Danger against an existing GitHub PR. This will allow you to test your rules and checks against the PR metadata.

Command¶

danger-kotlin pr https://github.com/user/repo/pulls/10

Options¶

Options:
  -J, --json                                Output the raw JSON that would be passed into `danger process` for this PR.
  -j, --js                                  A more human-readable version of the JSON.
  -v, --verbose                             Verbose output of files
  -d, --dangerfile [filePath | remote url]  Specify a custom dangerfile path, remote urls only work with github
  -i, --id [danger_id]                      Specify a unique Danger ID for the Danger run
  -c, --external-ci-provider [modulePath]   Specify custom CI provider