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ci-status

v1.3.5

Published

ci-status

Downloads

32

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Links

Git

Maintainers

ovhemertovhemert

Keywords

Readme

CI-Status

Travis Codacy Badge Known Vulnerabilities Coverage Status js-standard-style

CI-Status displays the build status of projects on a continuous integration server in the console. It's also possible to include the library into your own project.

Screenshot

Requirements

A project that's building on a supported continuous integration server. See the supported services list.

Supported Services

This support list is a work-in-progress.

  • Appveyor
  • AWS CodePipeline
  • CircleCI
  • Jenkins
  • Travis (travis-ci.com)

Missing something? Suggest or contribute your own!

Installation

To use globally from command line:

$ npm install -g ci-status

To include as a library in your project:

$ npm install ci-status

Usage

Example:

$ ci-status travis -o ovhemert

For a detailed description of all the commands and options available, see the CLI documentation.

API

Want to use ci-status as a library in your project? See the API documentation for details.

Maintainers

Osmond van Hemert Github Web

Contributing

If you would like to help out with some code, check the details.

Not a coder, but still want to support? Have a look at the options available to donate.

License

MIT