This repository contains the source code of the UI of SonarQube. The server code is hosted in the sonarqube repository.
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First, note that this repository only contains the UI of SonarQube, you can find the server code in the sonarqube repository.
To locally build the UI from sources, follow these instructions.
Execute from the project base directory:
cd server/sonar-web
# install dependencies, only needed the first time
yarn
# build the webapp
yarn build
The distribution files are generated in the `server/sonar-web/build/webapp' directory.
# Start the dev server targeting a SonarQube instance located at http://localhost:9000
yarn start
# Start the dev server targeting a SonarQube instance located at http://my-sonarqube.org
PROXY=http://my-sonarqube.org yarn startyarn validate
If you want to build the whole SonarQube with a custom UI, you must also clone the sonarqube repository, which contains the backend code.
You can then do the following:
cd /path/to/sonarqube-webapp/server/sonar-web
# do your changes to have a custom UI
# build the webapp
yarn build
# Move in the sonarqube repository to build it
cd /path/to/sonarqube
# build the sonarqube repository using the custom build of the webapp
WEBAPP_BUILD_PATH=/path/to/sonarqube-webapp/server/sonar-web/build/webapp ./gradlew buildYou can then start the SonarQube server as usual using the start.sh script from the sonarqube repository.
The default translations (in English) for SonarQube are now located in this repository, you can find them here: https://github.com/SonarSource/sonarqube-webapp/blob/master/server/sonar-web/src/main/js/l10n/default.ts
The format of the file is no longer a .properties file but you can still generate a file of this format by running the following command:
cd server/sonar-web
# generate a backward compatible .properties file with all the translation keys
yarn generate-translation-keysNote that contributing extensions for translations into other languages still work the same way as before. It's just the source of truth for the default translations that moved here.
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