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herokupipelines4travis

v3.0.8

Published

Heroku Pipelines for Travis

Downloads

122

Readme

Heroku Pipelines for Travis CI

Initial setup

Create application and configure pipeline on Heroku.

To initiate project follow commands:

npm install herokupipelines4travis lodash --save-dev
$(npm bin)/hp4t setup

Package lodash is optional - install it if you want to use it in infrastructure/.

You can edit files:

  • .travis.yml - Travis CI configuration file
  • infrastructure/ - directory with infrastructure configuration
    • base.js - base configuration
    • stage.js - stage environment configuration
    • production.js - production environment configuration

Convention

For simplify usage you should define:

alias hp4t="$(npm bin)/hp4t"

Setup commands

  • hp4t setup - initialise project
  • hp4t export app_name [heroku_api_key] - export existing Heroku application configration

Commands for Travis CI

  • hp4t init - initialise runtime environment
  • hp4t provision environment_name - provision Heroku app
  • hp4t pipeline - setup Heroku pipeline
  • hp4t deploy app_name - deploy code to Heroku app
  • hp4t run app_name "command with params" - run command on Heroku application (useful for database migration)
  • hp4t promote app_name - promote existing application to next environment
  • hp4t package output-file.tgz - build a tarball (tgz) with dependencies for Npm based projects
  • hp4t deploy-tarball app_name file.tgz - deploy tarball file to a Heroku aplication

Read more

Example Travis configuration file

.travis.yml

---
language: node_js
node_js: stable
env:
  global:
  # ========== Heroku Pipelines for Travis =========
  # HEROKU_API_KEY
  - secure: "..."
  - HP4T_HEROKU_APPNAME_STAGE=hp4t-test-stage
  - HP4T_HEROKU_APPNAME_PRODUCTION=hp4t-test
cache:
  directories:
  - node_modules
install:
- npm install
script:
- npm test
- npm lint
deploy:
  - provider: script
    skip_cleanup: true
    script: make deploy
    on:
      branch: master
after_success:
- hp4t notify-rollbar

Makefile

deploy:
  hp4t init
  hp4t package build.tgz
  hp4t pipeline
  hp4t provision stage
  hp4t deploy-tarball build.tgz ${HP4T_HEROKU_APPNAME_STAGE}
  hp4t run ${HP4T_HEROKU_APPNAME_STAGE} "npm run migrate-database"
  hp4t provision production
  hp4t promote ${HP4T_HEROKU_APPNAME_STAGE}
  hp4t run ${HP4T_HEROKU_APPNAME_PRODUCTION} "npm run migrate-database"

Please remember to use one tab indent in Makefile.