Examples of org.sonar.api.batch.Sensor

org.sonar.api.batch.Sensor

A Sensor is invoked once during the analysis of a project. The sensor can parse a flat file, connect to a web server... Sensor are generally used to add measure at the lowest level of the resource tree. A sensor can access and save measures on the whole tree of resources.

For example the Cobertura Sensor parses Cobertura report and saves the first-level of measures on resources.

A particular attention should be given to resource exclusion. Sonar already manages exclusions at file level : if you try to save a measure on a resource that is excluded in the settings, then Sonar will not save the measure. When handling a plugin or an external tool, you should make sure that exclusions are passed if you are going to get back consolidated data.

@since 1.10

    return new BatchExtensionDictionnary(iocContainer, mock(SensorContext.class), mock(AnalyzerOptimizer.class));
  }


  @Test
  public void testGetFilteredExtensionWithExtensionMatcher() {
    final Sensor sensor1 = new FakeSensor(), sensor2 = new FakeSensor();


    BatchExtensionDictionnary selector = newSelector(sensor1, sensor2);
    Collection<Sensor> sensors = selector.select(Sensor.class, null, true, new ExtensionMatcher() {
      @Override
      public boolean accept(Object extension) {

    // End of initializer phase
    profiler.onInitializersPhase(initializersEvent(false));
  }


  private void sensorPhase(PhasesSumUpTimeProfiler profiler) throws InterruptedException {
    Sensor sensor = new FakeSensor();
    // Start of sensor phase
    profiler.onSensorsPhase(sensorsEvent(true));
    // Start of a Sensor
    profiler.onSensorExecution(sensorEvent(sensor, true));
    clock.sleep(10);

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