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ciabatta

v1.1.0

Published

CLI for setting up Continous Integration services

Downloads

5

Readme

ciabatta

A tool for initialising CI tools for your (Open Source / GitHub) project.

Install it with npm install ciabatta -g.

After you installed ciabatta, add the tools you want to use. The tools you are adding have to be installed globally. It works with the travisjs and appveyor module. Tools that work the same, can be easily added if they conform the following API.

<cmdname> init // adds hooks and CI config files to the current folder
<cmdname> badge // outputs a markdown formatted badge

If you have travisjs and appveyor installed, you can add them like this:

ciabatta add travisjs --title "Mac/Linux"
ciabatta add appveyor --title Windows

ciabatta badge

When using travisjs and appveyor like above it would outputs someting like:

Mac/Linux | Windows
---- | ----
[![Build Status](https://travis-ci.org/finnp/ciabatta.svg?branch=master)](https://travis-ci.org/finnp/ciabatta) | [![Windows Build status](http://img.shields.io/appveyor/ci/finnp/ciabatta.svg)](https://ci.appveyor.com/project/finnp/ciabatta/branch/master)

ciabatta init

Creates necessary files and hooks for the used tools. Runs each tool with <cmdname> init.

Configuration and Tools

ciabatta add [--title title-for-badge-table]

Adds a new tool to the list.

The command has to conform with the API specified above.

ciabatta rm

Removes a tools from the list

ciabatta tools

Shows a list of the currently used tools in new line JSON format.

ciabatta config

Shows the location of the config file.