Here you can find several examples of SonarQube Connector Badge to see how it displays the quality metrics in a Confluence page:
Apache Ant
Here we have set two badges to display size of the project and reliability rating:
| SonarQube Connector Badge |
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| metric | ncloc |
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| name | sonarcloud.io |
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| sonarqube-server | sonarcloud.io |
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| key | ant-master |
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| SonarQube Connector Badge |
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| metric | reliability_rating |
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| name | sonarcloud.io |
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| sonarqube-server | sonarcloud.io |
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| key | ant-master |
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Notepad++Microsoft VoTT
Here we have set two badges to display security rating and the number of vulnerabilities found in the project:
| SonarQube Connector Badge |
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| metric | security_rating |
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| name | sonarcloud.io |
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| sonarqube-server | sonarcloud.io |
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| key | c-family:notepad-plus-plusMicrosoft_VoTT |
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| SonarQube Connector Badge |
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| metric | vulnerabilities |
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| name | sonarcloud.io |
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| sonarqube-server | sonarcloud.io |
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| key | c-family:notepad-plus-plusMicrosoft_VoTT |
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