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Import your codebase

This page covers the steps to import a code repository into Artemis.

To start importing a project, go to the Artemis Projects tab on the left panel, and click the New Project button on the top right. See image below:

Create a code project on Artemis

The three options available for code import are:

  1. Git repository: Where you can import a code project using Git
  2. Archive: Where you can import a code project from your local device
  3. Database: Where you can ingest code from a database

Select the preferred option from the form below:

Select the preferred code import option

For each of the options, you will be required to follow the specific steps given below:

Import a Git repository​

Git keys on Artemis

If you are using a private Git repository, you need to configure a Git key to authenticate Artemis to import the repository. Read Artemis documentation here to set a Git key: Using private code repositories. If you are using a public Git repository, you can continue to import the project without authentication.

Provide a name and a description (optional) for the code project you are about to create on Artemis.

From the dropdown list in Select the Git key to use for Git authentication, select a pre-configured Git key.

Provide the URL for your Git repository, and optionally, provide a preferred branch name and commit hash.

Once you have specified the necessary details, click Create Project at the bottom of the page.

Import a local folder​

Provide a name and a description (optional) for the code project you are about to create on Artemis.

Click on the Upload your code archive* section to browse and select the code project.

Once you have specified the necessary details, click Create Project at the bottom of the page.

Connect to a database to ingest data​

Provide a name and a description (optional) for the code project you are about to create on Artemis.

Select the database you want to connect for your project.

You will be asked to provide: (1) Database host, (2) Database port, (3) Database name, (4) Database username, and (5) Database password.

If you are connecting to a PostgreSQL database, you can optionally provide an SQL schema.

View your project​

Go to the Projects tab on the left to view your imported code project.

View imported code project