creedengo is a collective project aiming to reduce environmental footprint of software at the code level. The goal of the project is to provide a list of static code analyzers to highlight code structures that may have a negative ecological impact: energy and resources over-consumption, "fatware", shortening terminals' lifespan, etc.

creedengo is based on evolving catalogs of good practices, for various technologies. This SonarQube plugin then implements these catalogs as rules for scanning your Python projects.

⚠️ This is still a very early stage project. Any feedback or contribution will be highly appreciated. Please refer to the contribution section.

This plugin is part of the creedengo project.
You can find a list of all our other plugins in the creedengo repository

You can give a try with a one command docker :

docker run -ti --rm \
       -p 9000:9000 \
       --name sonarqube-creedengo-python ghcr.io/green-code-initiative/sonarqube-creedengo-python:latest

or (with logs and data locally stored) :

docker run -ti --rm \
       -v sq_creedengo_logs:/opt/sonarqube/logs \
       -v sq_creedengo_data:/opt/sonarqube/data \
       -p 9000:9000 \
       --name sonarqube-creedengo-python ghcr.io/green-code-initiative/sonarqube-creedengo-python:latest

... and configure local SonarQube (security config and quality profile : see configuration for more details).

To install other creedengo plugins, you can also :

• download each plugin separatly and copy the plugin (jar file) to $SONAR_INSTALL_DIR/extensions/plugins and restart SonarQube.
• install different creedengo plugins with Marketplace (inside admin panel of SonarQube)

Ready to use binaries are available from GitHub.

Compatibility table of versions lower than 1.4.+ are available from the main creedengo repository.

check creedengo repository

check creedengo repository

• https://docs.sonarqube.org/latest/analysis/overview/