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Reports in HTML format

The Codee --html <output> option allows you to generate a project's Codee report directly in HTML format, making it easier to view the results in a user-friendly way.

Before following this guide, we recommend checking out our quickstart guides to get familiar with all the other available Codee commands.

Getting ready​

For this demonstration, we will use the Fortran implementation of MATMUL. Start by cloning the repository:

git clone https://github.com/codee-com/codee-demos.git

Firstly, navigate to the source code directory:

cd codee-demos/Fortran/MATMUL

How to generate the HTML report​

The first step is to generate the compile_commands.json file, as explained in our quickstart guides. For this, we will use bear as follows:

bear -- make

Once the compile_commands.json file is generated the creation of the reports in HTML format is quite simple. For example, for the screening report:

Codee report command
codee screening -p compile_commands.json --html html-output
Codee report output
Note: the compilation database entries will be analyzed in the order necessary to meet module dependencies between Fortran source files.
Configuration file 'compile_commands.json' successfully parsed.
Date: 2025-05-21 Codee version: 2025.2.3 License type: Modern
Performing Fortran module dependency analysis... Done

[1/3] matmul.f90 ... Done
[2/3] time.f90 ... Done
[3/3] main.f90 ... Done

HTML report completed. It is located at html-output

3 files, 6 functions, 10 loops, 109 LOCs successfully analyzed (21 checkers) and 0 non-analyzed files in 134 ms

The HTML report is now located in the directory specified after the --html option, in this example, html-output.

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