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fh-build

v1.3.0

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A module for building RHMAP components

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Keywords

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Readme

This module makes testing of RHMAP components easier by running a build jobs with s2i (source2image) and fh-npm tools.

fh-build's main purpose is to be installed as a tool in CI testing, e.g. in Travis CI.

It contains a shell script installing couple of dependencies:

It also assumes you have a docker running locally.

Install

$ npm install fh-build -g

The module is meant to be used globally. Running it as a dependency module was not properly tested yet.

Usage

Go to the repository folder you want to build and run:

$ fh-build <build-type>

  • <build-type> - currently only template type

Compatibility

It is adjusted to the Travis CI testing environment (currently Ubuntu 14.04.3 LTS) and running it on a different OS could be problematic.