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How to Sign Up for DeepSource

Last updated March 5, 2024

Introduction

DeepSource is a powerful tool designed to help developers and teams improve their code quality and security by automatically analyzing source code for potential issues. Signing up for DeepSource is the first step towards achieving a cleaner, more efficient codebase. This article will guide you through the simple process of creating a DeepSource account, so you can start leveraging its comprehensive code analysis capabilities in no time.

Step-by-Step Guide to Signing Up for DeepSource

  1. Visit the DeepSource Website
  2. Choose Your Sign-Up Option
  • Click on the "Sign Up" button located at the top right corner of the homepage. DeepSource offers various sign-up options, including using your GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, or Azure DevOps account. Select the option that best suits your workflow.
  1. Authorize DeepSource
  • Depending on the option you chose, you'll be prompted to authorize DeepSource to access your account. This step is crucial for DeepSource to analyze your repositories. Follow the on-screen instructions to grant the necessary permissions.
  1. Configure Your Account
  • After authorization, you'll be directed to a setup page where you can configure your DeepSource account. This includes setting up your profile details, such as your name, email address, and organization information.
  1. Add Your First Repository
  • With your account now set up, it's time to add your first repository for analysis. DeepSource will guide you through selecting a repository and configuring the analysis settings. You can choose to analyze an existing project or start a new one.
  1. Install the DeepSource Webhook
  • For continuous analysis, DeepSource requires a webhook to be installed on your repository. This allows DeepSource to be notified of new commits and pull requests. Follow the instructions provided to install the webhook correctly.
  1. Complete the Setup
  • Once the webhook is installed, your repository is ready to be analyzed. DeepSource will perform an initial analysis and provide a report highlighting any code quality issues or security vulnerabilities.
  1. Explore DeepSource Features
  • Congratulations! You've successfully signed up for DeepSource. Take some time to explore the dashboard, review the analysis reports, and familiarize yourself with the various features DeepSource offers to improve your codebase.

Conclusion

Signing up for DeepSource is a straightforward process that opens up a world of possibilities for improving your code quality and security. By following these simple steps, you can quickly set up your account and start benefiting from DeepSource's comprehensive analysis tools. Happy coding!

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