plugins {
    id 'com.github.ksoichiro.console.reporter' version '0.6.3'
}

buildscript {
    repositories {
        mavenCentral()
    }
    dependencies {
        classpath 'com.github.ksoichiro:gradle-console-reporter:0.6.3'
    }
}

apply plugin: 'com.github.ksoichiro.console.reporter'

consoleReporter {
    junit {
        // Set this property to false if you don't need JUnit report.
        // Default is true.
        enabled true

        // Set this property to false if you want to see console report always.
        // Default is true.
        reportOnFailure true

        // Set this property to true if you want to see test summary.
        // Default is false.
        summaryEnabled true

        // Set this property to true if you want to see standard output.
        // Default is false.
        stdoutEnabled true

        // Set this property to true if you want to see standard error.
        // Default is false.
        stderrEnabled true

        // Set this property to false if you don't need stacktrace.
        // Default is true.
        stacktraceEnabled true

        // Set this property to false if you don't need colorized output.
        // Default is true.
        colorEnabled true

        // Set this property to false if you don't need source code between stacktrace.
        // Default is true.
        partialSourceInsertionEnabled true
    }

    jacoco {
        // Set this property to false if you don't need JaCoCo report.
        // Default is true.
        // Even if this is true, reporting will not work
        // without applying jacoco plugin.
        enabled true

        // Set this property to false if you want to see console report always.
        onlyWhenCoverageTaskExecuted true

        // Set this property to false if you want to see console report
        // just after each project's jacocoTestReport task.
        // If set to true, all reports will be shown at the end of builds.
        // Default is true.
        reportAfterBuildFinished true

        // Set this property to true if you want to treat a lack of the minimum coverage as an build error.
        // This property sees thresholdError property, and if the coverage has fallen below this value
        // the plugin will throw an exception to cause a build error.
        // Default is false.
        // If you set this to true, you should also set thresholdError property.
        failIfLessThanThresholdError false

        // Set this property to false if you don't like this plugin automatically changing some
        // property of jacoco plugin.
        // If this is set to true, the plugin will set some properties of jacoco plugin
        // to calculate coverage.
        // Default is true.
        autoconfigureCoverageConfig true

        // Set this property to your custom JacocoReport type task name, if you need.
        // Default is 'jacocoTestReport'.
        coverageTaskName 'jacocoTestReport'

        // Set this property to your JaCoCo report XML file.
        // Default is null, which means
        // ${project.buildDir}/reports/jacoco/test/jacocoTestReport.xml
        // will be parsed.
        reportFile

        // Set this property to a certain C0 coverage percentage.
        // When the coverage is greater than or equals to this value,
        // the coverage will be shown with green color.
        // Default is 90.
        thresholdFine 90

        // Set this property to a certain C0 coverage percentage.
        // When the coverage is greater than or equals to this value,
        // the coverage will be shown with yellow color.
        // (When the coverage is less than this value, result will be red.)
        // Default is 70.
        thresholdWarning 70

        // Set this property to a certain C0 coverage percentage.
        // When the coverage is less than this value and
        // failIfLessThanThresholdError property is set to true,
        // the build will fail.
        // Default is 0.
        thresholdError 0

        // Set this property if you want to customize build error message
        // when you use 'failIfLessThanThresholdError' feature.
        brokenCoverageErrorMessage "Coverage has fallen below the threshold in some projects."

        // Set this property to false if you don't need colorized output.
        // Default is true.
        colorEnabled true
    }

    cobertura {
        // Set this property to false if you don't need Cobertura report.
        // Default is true.
        // Even if this is true, reporting will not work
        // without applying stevesaliman/gradle-cobertura-plugin plugin.
        enabled true

        // Set this property to false if you want to see console report always.
        onlyWhenCoverageTaskExecuted true

        // Set this property to false if you want to see console report
        // just after each project's cobertura task.
        // If set to true, all reports will be shown at the end of builds.
        // Default is true.
        reportAfterBuildFinished true

        // Set this property to true if you want to treat a lack of the minimum coverage as an build error.
        // This property sees thresholdError property, and if the coverage has fallen below this value
        // the plugin will throw an exception to cause a build error.
        // Default is false.
        // If you set this to true, you should also set thresholdError property.
        failIfLessThanThresholdError false

        // Set this property to false if you don't like this plugin automatically changing some
        // property of cobertura plugin.
        // If this is set to true, the plugin will set some properties of cobertura plugin
        // to calculate coverage.
        // Default is true.
        autoconfigureCoverageConfig true

        // Set this property to your custom cobertura task name, if you need.
        // Default is 'generateCoberturaReport'.
        coverageTaskName 'generateCoberturaReport'

        // Set this property to your Cobertura report XML file.
        // Default is null, which means
        // ${project.buildDir}/reports/cobertura/coverage.xml
        // will be parsed.
        reportFile

        // Set this property to a certain C0 coverage percentage.
        // When the coverage is greater than or equals to this value,
        // the coverage will be shown with green color.
        // Default is 90.
        thresholdFine 90

        // Set this property to a certain C0 coverage percentage.
        // When the coverage is greater than or equals to this value,
        // the coverage will be shown with yellow color.
        // (When the coverage is less than this value, result will be red.)
        // Default is 70.
        thresholdWarning 70

        // Set this property to a certain C0 coverage percentage.
        // When the coverage is less than this value and
        // failIfLessThanThresholdError property is set to true,
        // the build will fail.
        // Default is 0.
        thresholdError 0

        // Set this property if you want to customize build error message
        // when you use 'failIfLessThanThresholdError' feature.
        brokenCoverageErrorMessage "Coverage has fallen below the threshold in some projects."

        // Set this property to false if you don't need colorized output.
        // Default is true.
        colorEnabled true
    }
}