generate-community-pulse-report-json

name	Generate Community Pulse Report JSON
description	Compile gathered PR and issue metrics into a properly formatted JSON file at /app/report.json with the exact required structure and data types.

Generate Community Pulse Report JSON

Overview

Create a report.json file in the /app/ directory containing all gathered metrics in the specified JSON structure.

Step 1: Structure Validation

Ensure the JSON follows this exact structure:

{
  "pr": {
    "total": <integer>,
    "merged": <integer>,
    "closed": <integer>,
    "avg_merge_days": <float>,
    "top_contributor": <string>
  },
  "issue": {
    "total": <integer>,
    "bug": <integer>,
    "resolved_bugs": <integer>
  }
}

Data Type Requirements:

• total, merged, closed: Integers (no decimals)
• avg_merge_days: Float with exactly 1 decimal place (e.g., 1.2, 15.8)
• top_contributor: String (author login, e.g., "octocat")
• bug, resolved_bugs: Integers

Step 2: Data Compilation

Gather all metrics from previous steps:

• PR metrics: total count, merged count, closed count, average merge days, top contributor name
• Issue metrics: total count, bug count, resolved bug count

Step 3: File Creation

Write the JSON object to /app/report.json:

• Use standard JSON formatting (valid syntax, proper escaping)
• Ensure file is readable and valid JSON (test with JSON validator)
• Verify the file path is exactly /app/report.json

Step 4: Validation Checklist

Before finalizing:

• All integer fields contain integers (not floats or strings)
• avg_merge_days is a float with exactly 1 decimal place
• top_contributor is a non-empty string
• File is valid JSON (no syntax errors)
• File location is /app/report.json
• Numbers match expected ranges (totals not inflated, averages reasonable)

Example Output

{
  "pr": {
    "total": 45,
    "merged": 42,
    "closed": 3,
    "avg_merge_days": 1.2,
    "top_contributor": "octocat"
  },
  "issue": {
    "total": 30,
    "bug": 9,
    "resolved_bugs": 8
  }
}