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# yocto-metrics
Yocto Project autobuilder gathered metrics, CVEs etc.
## Local setup
1. Clone repositories
Clone both the report and data repo:
```sh
# clone yocto-autobuilder-helper
git clone git://git.yoctoproject.org/yocto-autobuilder-helper.git
# clone yocto-metrics
git clone git://git.yoctoproject.org/yocto-metrics
```
2. Generate chart data
At first we have to generate the necessary data for the charts.
For this we have to go the autobuilder repository and generate chart data.
Go to your local clone of the autobuilder repository
Then run the following to generate the data and save it in your local yocto-metrics/patch-status directory:
_Possibly you have to adapt your local path to yocto-metrics._
```sh
cd yocto-autobuilder-helper
./scripts/patchmetrics-generate-chartdata --json "../yocto-metrics/patch-status.json" --outputdir "../yocto-metrics/patch-status/"
```
3. Generate CVE report data
We need to generate CVE report data for each branch.
The following is an example showing data generated for the master branch.
You will need to run this for _every branch you need CVE data_ for.
📣 Replace master for other relevant branch names and 1709622082 for respective json file names.
The branch names and data are listed at the `yocto-metrics/cve-check` directory.
```sh
./scripts/cve-report.py "../yocto-metrics/cve-check/master/<TIMESTAMP>.json" > "../yocto-metrics/patch-status/cve-status-master.txt"
```
4. Copy cve-count-byday.json
This file is located where the index.html cannot find it. Adapting the path, breakes the live environment.
So we copy it to the `patch-status` folder:
```sh
# Go to your local clone of the yocto-metrics repo
cd yocto-metrics
cp cve-count-byday.json patch-status/cve-count-byday.json
```
5. View charts
Once the chart data is created you can run the index.html file in the yocto-metrics repository as follows:
```sh
# open the chart html file in your browser
open ./patch-status/index.html
```
**Note:** If the index.html throws a CORS error you can run the file through the Python SimpleHTTPServer, for example with:
```
python3 -m http.server
```
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