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gitrat

v0.2.0

Published

Check your last GitLab CI build or wait for build result.

Downloads

5

Readme

gitrat

Log your last build on GitLab CI. May be useful for beep notification or running another script after build is finished.

Instalation

npm install -g gitrat

Usage

First you have to set provide your GitLab private token. We use it for access to list of your projects and builds.

gitrat token private_token

Second you have to create rat.json files in your projects directory.

{
    "projectName": "my-project-name"
}
  • projectName is name of your project on GitLab.
  • OPTIONAL | projectId, id of your project, if not specified it will be written by gitrat after first usage.

Now you can look for your build status. If build is finished it will print it, but if build is running or pending it will watch for change and print result if finished. It may be useful if you have long builds and want go watch some kittens online waiting for your CI. Just push your changes and set gitrat. We'll notify you:

gitrat && beep(tput bel)

Licence

MIT License

Copyright (c) 2016 Tomasz Cichocinski