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This PR introduces a new Activity Dashboard feature for Pixeebot. The implementation includes a basic dashboard class structure and configuration files for various code analysis tools. The dashboard is designed to track repository activities, provide recommendations, and offer quick access to resources. The changes include setting up integrations with CodeQL, SonarCloud, and Semgrep for code analysis.
classDiagram
class ActivityDashboard {
+map metrics
+list recommendations
+list resources
+ActivityDashboard()
+generate_recommendations()
+collect_feedback(feedback)
+display()
}
note for ActivityDashboard "This class is responsible for managing the dashboard's data and interactions."
Change | Details | Files |
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Implement basic Activity Dashboard class structure |
|
src/pixeebot/activity_dashboard.py |
Set up code analysis tool configurations |
|
config/codeql-config.yml config/sonar-project.properties config/semgrep-config.yml |
Issue | Objective | Addressed | Explanation |
---|---|---|---|
#65 | Create an activity dashboard that displays Pixeebot's activity and improvement recommendations | ✅ | |
#65 | Integrate with code analysis tools (SonarCloud, CodeQL, Semgrep) | ✅ | |
#65 | Implement feedback collection mechanism for dashboard metrics | ✅ |
ActivityDashboard
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/config/sonar-project.properties - Hardcoded Token Security Risk: The file contains sonar.login=your_token_here
, which is a placeholder for a sensitive access token. Ensure that sensitive credentials are managed securely; avoid hardcoding them in the repository. Consider using environment variables or a secret management service.
/src/pixeebot/activity_dashboard.py - Missing Error Handling in collect_feedback Method: The collect_feedback
method opens a file to write user feedback but lacks error handling. This omission may lead to unhandled exceptions if issues occur (e.g., file permission errors, disk issues).
/config/codeql-config.yml - Version Control for more branches: Although the configuration is limited to the main
branch for push and pull requests, consider adding more branches if your project follows a branching strategy (e.g., feature branches or develop). This will enhance your CI/CD process and allow for more flexible analysis.
/src/pixeebot/activity_dashboard.py - Implement Proper Feedback Handling: Enhance the collect_feedback
method to include try-except blocks to handle potential IO exceptions, ensuring the code behaves gracefully in case of an error:
def collect_feedback(self, feedback):
try:
with open('feedback.txt', 'a') as f:
f.write(feedback + "\n")
except Exception as e:
print(f"An error occurred while writing feedback: {e}")
/src/pixeebot/activity_dashboard.py - Document Method Outputs: Consider adding docstrings to each method to provide clarity on their purpose and what outputs or side effects they have. This practice helps in maintaining code and understanding functionality quickly.
/src/pixeebot/activity_dashboard.py - Use List Comprehensions for Resource Init: The current initialization of self.resources
can be done more elegantly using a list comprehension, which can improve readability:
self.resources = [
"Pixee Docs: https://docs.pixee.com",
"Codemodder: https://codemodder.pixee.com"
]
🐞Mistake | 🤪Typo | 🚨Security | 🚀Performance | 💪Best Practices | 📖Readability | ❓Others |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 |
codeql-config.yml
for CodeQL analysis configuration.semgrep-config.yml
for Semgrep rule configuration.ActivityDashboard
class in activity_dashboard.py
with methods for generating recommendations, collecting feedback, and displaying the dashboard.ID | Type | Details | Severity | Confidence |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | 🚨Security | Writing user feedback directly to a file without validation in activity_dashboard.py at line 17. |
🔴High | 🟠Medium |
2 | 💪Best Practices | Hardcoded URLs in activity_dashboard.py at lines 6-7. |
🟡Low | 🟡Low |
Explanation:
In activity_dashboard.py
, the collect_feedback
method writes user feedback directly to a file (feedback.txt
) without any validation or sanitation. This can lead to security vulnerabilities such as injection attacks.
Code Fix:
import re
def collect_feedback(self, feedback):
# Validate and sanitize user feedback
sanitized_feedback = re.sub(r'[^\w\s]', '', feedback) # Remove special characters
with open('feedback.txt', 'a') as f:
f.write(sanitized_feedback + "\n")
Explanation of Fix:
The fix involves sanitizing the feedback by removing any special characters using a regular expression before writing it to the file. This reduces the risk of injection attacks.
Explanation:
In activity_dashboard.py
, the URLs for resources are hardcoded. This practice can lead to maintenance issues if the URLs need to be updated frequently.
Code Fix:
class ActivityDashboard:
RESOURCE_URLS = [
"Pixee Docs: https://docs.pixee.com",
"Codemodder: https://codemodder.pixee.com"
]
def __init__(self):
self.metrics = {}
self.recommendations = []
self.resources = self.RESOURCE_URLS.copy()
Explanation of Fix:
By defining the URLs as a class-level constant (RESOURCE_URLS
), it becomes easier to manage and update them in one place, following best practices for maintainability.
To ensure the functionality of the new ActivityDashboard
class, the following tests should be implemented:
Test for generate_recommendations
: Verify that the method correctly appends the expected recommendations to the self.recommendations
list.
Test for collect_feedback
:
feedback.txt
.Test for display
:
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Resolves #65
What is the feature
Introduce the Pixeebot Activity Dashboard to summarize repository activities, highlight available improvement opportunities, and provide relevant metrics and resources.
Why we need the feature
A comprehensive Activity Dashboard will help developers and contributors monitor their progress, identify areas for improvement, and access essential resources and tools seamlessly. This enhances productivity, fosters continuous improvement, and ensures that the repository remains maintainable and up-to-date.
How to implement and why
This step-by-step approach ensures that the dashboard is both functional and user-centric, providing valuable insights while being easy to navigate and use.
About backward compatibility
Maintaining backward compatibility is essential to ensure that existing workflows and integrations remain unaffected. The Activity Dashboard should be an additive feature that does not interfere with current repository functionalities. Proper documentation and optional activation can help users adopt the dashboard without disrupting their existing setups.
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Summary by Sourcery
Introduce the Pixeebot Activity Dashboard to enhance monitoring of repository activities and provide actionable insights. Integrate tools like CodeQL, SonarCloud, and Semgrep for data collection and analysis, and include links to resources such as Pixee Docs and Codemodder. Ensure the dashboard is user-friendly and maintains backward compatibility with existing workflows.
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