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team-city-upsource-source-bridge

v0.4.4

Published

Helps to open TeamCity's source code links present in the Inspection report. This util opens them in Upsource. Please provide the Upsource base url in the UPSOURCE_URL environment variable.

Downloads

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Links

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Maintainers

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Keywords

upsourceteamcityscalajscli

Readme

team-city-upsource-source-bridge Build Status

Publish Scala.js apps through NPM

NPM

Rationale

Most likely, you've never ran a Scala CLI app, let alone a Scala.js CLI app.

But more likely you have ran Node.js CLI apps. This is because it is super easy to publish your own CLI application through the NPM repository.

On the other hand. publishing Scala apps is not the easiest thing in the world. I want to get the best of both worlds: an excellent programming language and an excellent lightweight distribution channel.

Here's a demo to show you that it is possible.

It includes the use of the Scala.js Node.js strong-typed API by Lawrence Daniels.

Forks

  • https://github.com/actionfps/actionfps-clone-logs - combine ScalaJS & EventSource to synchronise logs from HTTP to file.

Usage

Use the pre-built npmjs package.

$ npm install -g team-city-upsource-source-bridge
$ team-city-upsource-source-bridge
TeamCityUpsourceSouthBridge
Listening on port 63339

Development

I recommend IntelliJ IDEA.

To iterate, inside SBT run:

> ~run

or:

> ~test

Publishing

Requires SBT.

$ npm publish