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jacke-ci

v1.0.1

Published

A simple CI server

Downloads

5

Readme

Jacke-CI

Jacke-CI is a simple CI server

Quickstart

Note: This project requires a MongoDB instance

npm install -g jacke-ci
git clone git://github.com/user/repo.git
cd repo
git config --add jacke-ci.runner "coffee test/unit.coffee"
jacke-ci .
open http://localhost:4567

Usage

Usage: jacke-ci [-hpv] path_to_git_repo

Options:
  -h, --host     The hostname or ip of the host to bind to  [default: "0.0.0.0"]
  -p, --port     The port to listen on                      [default: 4567]
  --help         Show this message
  -v, --version  Show version

Setting the test runner

git config --add jacke-ci.runner "coffee test/unit.coffee"

Setting the branch

git config --add jacke-ci.branch deploy

Adding HTTP Basic authentication

git config --add jacke-ci.user username
git config --add jacke-ci.pass password

Post build

After building Jacke-CI will run .git/hooks/build-failed or .git/hooks/build-worked depending on test outcome. Like all git hooks, they're just shell scripts so put whatever you want in there.

Jacke-CI is heavily inspired by CI Joe