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# SonarQube Badges
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## Why?
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SonarQube has a feature known as badges,
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you must have seen those kind of badge on different kind of readme
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for things such as CI status, Current version or event dependencies.
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SonarQube has those but for the compliance of the codebase to some standards.
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However, the links that SonarQube creates contains sensitive information such as a token that can be used for various things.
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That is why, I decided to make an app that hides the tokens in order to be able to publicly share those badges.
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## Build
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In order to build this app, you will need to install [Templ](https://github.com/a-h/templ) to compile the templates
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```shell
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templ generate
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go build .
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```
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## Configuration
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This app has 3 environment variables which are the following:
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- `DATA_PATH` : Location of the data folder of the application that'll contain the sqlite database.
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- `SECRET` : A secret that'll be used to encrypt the SonarQube token in the database
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- `SQ_HOST` : Your SonarQube instance URL
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- `PORT` : The port of the web application `defaults to 8080`
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## First run
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On your first run, you'll get default credentials displayed as such:
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```
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Default User:
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- admin@example.com
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- adec2454d43489be2cdb758f645a4973ec785159546db83563dd16e6d650faa261c8b429dbdf8074f95cf4cdc118b8a21753d06412d2
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```
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You will be able to change those credential by accessing the `/user` path in the app and updating your profile
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## Docker
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[A docker image is available on my own Registry](https://registry.regnault.dev/#!/taglist/sonarqube-badge) |