The ant apply task can apply an executable to every file in a fileset, so this will use the mysql executable to exec every *.sql file it finds.



<target name="test">
<apply executable="mysql" dir="." output="antlog.txt"
error="anterr.txt" append="true" verbose="true"
addsourcefile="false">
<arg value="-h${host}"/>
<arg value="-u${user}"/>
<arg value="-p${pass}"/>
<arg value="${dbname}"/>
<fileset dir=".">
<include name="src/production/**/*.sql" />
</fileset>
<redirector>
<inputmapper type="glob" from="*" to="*"/>
</redirector>
</apply>
</target>


First, you need to round up some jars. You need:

• commons-logging
• httpclient
• httpcore
• json-simple
• sonar-ws-client

Once you have those, you can use it with something like this:

public class RetrieveStats {

    static String host = "http://myhost:8080/sonar";
    static String resourceKey = "org.blah:sonar_name";
    static String[] MEASURES_TO_GET = new String[]{"violations", "new_violations", 
                                                   "new_coverage", "tests"};

    public static void main(String[] args) {                
        try {       
            //setup
            DecimalFormat df = new DecimalFormat("#.##");            
            Date date = new Date();
            
            //header
            output("************************************");
            output("Code trend for the past 7 days as of "+date);
            output("************************************");
            
            //do the work of getting the data
            Sonar sonar = new Sonar(new HttpClient4Connector(new Host(host)));
            ResourceQuery query = ResourceQuery.createForMetrics(resourceKey, MEASURES_TO_GET);
            query.setIncludeTrends(true);
            Resource resource = sonar.find(query);
            //loop through them
            //getVariation2 for "7 days"
            List allMeasures = resource.getMeasures();
            for (Measure measure : allMeasures) {
                output(measure.getMetricKey()+": "+df.format(measure.getVariation2()));
            }            
            output("DONE");
        } catch (Exception e) {
            e.printStackTrace();
        }
    }
}

and this will output something like:

************************************
Code trend for the past 7 days as of Wed Feb 20 17:42:17 EST 2013
************************************
tests: 4
new_coverage: 6.52
violations: -41
new_violations: 55

Of course, you can tweak the code to output any metrics you want with more details, etc.

Click for the larger image, ready for your Kindle. (I did not create these images, I just made them Kindle-ready)

Enjoy.

Day 2
Woke up sore – not immensely sore, but definitely sore. The workout kicked my butt.

Day 3
20 seconds in (I think it was butt kicks) and my legs were killing me – back of my thighs (hamstrings?) were screaming… and that was just 20 seconds in. This workout was hard. I was already pretty sore already and this was rough. I don’t think I got through half of each of the exercises and I’m not positive I’m doing some of them correctly.

Day 4
I didn’t look at the workout ahead of time and it turns out it’s a recovery day (yay for recover days!) – a bunch of stretching. The stretching was hard (man my hamstrings(?)) are sore, but this was a welcome change from the high intensity stuff. I’m still sore, but it’s not killing me… makes me wonder if I’m not pushing hard enough.

General notes

• I have never been on a diet in my life and I can now really empathize with people that diet. I have been craving so much other (bad) food, but I’ve been sticking to it and not wavering/cheating. On Day 4 (Thursday), during dinner, I had an iced coffee – that was my first “splurge”, but I cut back on the hazelnut cream and used some skim milk so it wasn’t too bad (I hope). I haven’t had coffee all week (since Sunday).
• The food isn’t too bad really. The roast beef wrap, egg white wrap, and lean burger are pretty darn good. The chicken meatballs aren’t nearly as tasty as I thought they would be. The chicken breasts I cooked ahead of time on the grill but I screwed them up and the chicken is dry and tough but that’s my fault, not the recipes’.
• I’ve easily eaten more fruit this week than I have in the past 15 years. I’ve been doing five 400 calorie meals so I’ve had to add 100 calories to each one and many times it’s a fruit. The vanilla berry protein smoothie is pretty tsasty!
• It’s hard to get used to eating 5 small meals a day and I have to take a freakin satchel full of food so I can eat THREE meals at work.
• The two muscles that are hurting the worst are the backs of my thighs (hamstrings?) and the muscles under my underarms – no idea what muscle that is, but damn they are sore. Every time I move, some muscle complains about it. Never been this sore – ever. Epic moment of the day – it hurt to pass gas.

Just 59 days to go!

Today I’ve been prepping food for the week – I feel like I’m prepping for the Zombie Apocalypse. Seems like I prepped all day.

I did this DIY project a few weeks ago and just wrote this up and posted it on my site, geekcrafts.com. It turned out better than I thought it would. I still have to do the logo in the shade though – that’s part 2. Also, it was posted on Ikea Hackers today too!

• DIY Star Wars Light Saber Lamp