usage: multimetric [-h] [--warn_compiler WARN_COMPILER] [--warn_duplication WARN_DUPLICATION] [--warn_functional WARN_FUNCTIONAL] [--warn_standard WARN_STANDARD]
                   [--warn_security WARN_SECURITY] [--coverage COVERAGE] [--dump] [--verbose] [--jobs JOBS] [--bugpredict {old,new}] [--maintindex {sei,classic,microsoft}]
                   files [files ...]

Calculate code metrics in various languages

positional arguments:
  files                 Files to parse

options:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --warn_compiler WARN_COMPILER
                        File(s) holding information about compiler warnings
  --warn_duplication WARN_DUPLICATION
                        File(s) holding information about code duplications
  --warn_functional WARN_FUNCTIONAL
                        File(s) holding information about static code analysis findings
  --warn_standard WARN_STANDARD
                        File(s) holding information about language standard violations
  --warn_security WARN_SECURITY
                        File(s) File(s) holding information about found security issue
  --coverage COVERAGE   File(s) with compiler warningsFile(s) holding information about testing coverage
  --dump                Just dump the token tree
  --verbose             Verbose logging output
  --jobs JOBS           Run x jobs in parallel
  --bugpredict {old,new}
                        Method how to calculate the bug prediction
  --maintindex {sei,classic,microsoft}
                        Method how to calculate the maintainability index

Currently you could import files of the following types for --warn_* or --coverage

Following information can be read

    <file> = full path to file
    <severity> = severity [error, warning, info]
    <content> = optional string

    Note: you could also add a single line, then <content>
        has to be a number reflecting to total number of findings

File formats

csv: CSV file of following line format
     <file>,<severity>,[<content>]

json: JSON file
     <file>: {
         ["content": <content>,]
         "severity": <severity>
     }