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Weird stuff: somehow when it analyze a java web app project, it triggers belugas-ruby.

On README we have a small section titled "Why?". The purpose of this section is to explain what is the Whales ecosystem, and how does it work.

The how does it work part is missing, any ideas of how we can explain it, in a way that is interesting and compelling?

Maybe a drawing of the architecture?

Thoughts? @vovimayhem @kurenn @thelastinuit

After that please update README file

I thought this issue was on whales-cli side, however, it seems to be that belugas is the one that break when you are analysing a python project, i.e., it calls belugas-ruby which doesn't find the Gemfile and raises an exception. I guess belugas-ruby should return nothing instead of raising an exception.However, it shouldn't be triggered in the first place. No? If that the case, I need your help with that.

I thought this issue was on whales-cli side, however, it seems to be that belugas is the one that break when you are analysing a python project, i.e., it calls belugas-ruby which doesn't find the Gemfile and raises an exception. I guess belugas-ruby should return nothing instead of raising an exception.However, it shouldn't be triggered in the first place. No? If that the case, I need your help with that.

This project was created in a hurry. I ended copying some of the code climate code into this one, then changing stuff.

While implementing #9, I noticed most of the abstractions on CodeClimate are a bit clunky - at least for this project's goals. Also, the fact that CodeClimate can do with streaming the engine output directly to STDOUT, whereas Belugas can't do that (subsequent engines may depend on the previous engine output) makes other CodeClimate abstractions get in the way for our use case.

Maybe we can do much of the container management stuff using github.com/xeger/docker gem, remove the codeclimate gem & code, and have a much simpler codebase.

We need to make another one

I guess this is all right but we need to be very specific on the documentation.

• Code Climate
• Travis
• Hound