Hi Enrico, Thanks for the reply.
On 24.10.2019 г. 0:57, Enrico Olivelli wrote: > Il mer 23 ott 2019, 20:29 Plamen Totev <plamen.iv.to...@gmail.com> ha > scritto: > >> Hi, >> >> I would like to create plugin that generates test coverage report. > Yes, it my have sense. > > As far as I know we do not have a standard way to provide extensions to > plugins, if anyone on the list has some suggestion please chime in, > otherwise I would go to make the class name (JavaCodeTransform) configurable > as a mojo parameter I don't have the plugin in mind. The plugin contains two modules - maven-jxr and maven-jxr-plugin. I would like to use the former to generate the HTML report but use it in my own plugin. Having the option to annotate the reports made by JXR plugin might have value but it is outside the scope of what I want to do. What I have in mind is to modify JavaCodeTransform to make it extensible(or plugable). The way it works now is to use a chain of filters to generate the markup, but this chain is hard-coded. For example you can't easily wrap a single line inside span tag. The filters are implemented as private methods inside JavaCodeTransfor. A simple change as making them protected would allow classes that extend JavaCodeTransform to modify the generated markup. >> Or it will be better to just create my own implementation using code from >> JavaCodeTransform >> > If you mean 'forking' the plugin I think it won't be a good idea, as your > fork won't receive updates from the community version Not the entire code base, only JavaCodeTransform . Regards, Plamen Totev p.s. Enrico, sorry for spamming you with personal mail. I need to pay more attention to how the "reply" button works :)
