Live demo

[sindresorhus]

Not sure how well it would work, but a website where you could just input an arbitrary git repo an get the stats.

[kangax]

and then set up git hook for that repo to see history of reports, regressions, pull requests complexity, etc. :)

[jsoverson]

@kangax got me thinking about that after he posted about code climate some time back. I've thought about the stack and the necessities for it and I don't think it would be hard.

If you have any clever names, feel free to contribute ideas. Plato as a service name doesn't really fit.

[nick-thompson]

+1 that'd be awesome.

[kumavis]

+1

[jsoverson]

Opened an issue on complexityReport to consider a joint org that could help this get onto jscomplexity.org

https://github.com/philbooth/complexityReport.js/issues/22

[azproduction]

Hi! I have created plato-as-service - this is web service based on plato and Github. Please take a look maybe it will fit your expectations.

Unfortunately I don't have any room to run it. But I think, that nodejitsu can lend us some space.

[jsoverson]

Wow, that's awesome @azproduction. Nodejitsu would be a good option. I've been putting together an interactive tool for platojs.org, but it sounds like this might be better usage of the domain. I'm on a train right now, but will check this out more asap.

[davidlinse]

wow, that sounds great.. any room for contribution?

[jsoverson]

@azproduction @davidlinse if there's interest in active work on this, I can add you both to the es-analysis org and start including you on discussions re:v2.

[azproduction]

I'm up. I can transfer plato-as-service to es-analysis as well.

[passcod]

If nodejitsu doesn't, I'd be happy to host this, at least until it runs my server over.

[jsoverson]

Live demo is here, by the way, http://platojs.nodejitsu.com/