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travis

v0.1.1

Published

JavaScript client library for Travis CI

Downloads

8,987

Readme

Travis CI CoffeeScript Client Build Status

Welcome to travis.js, a Travis CI CoffeeScript Client that works both in your web browser and in node.js.

This is in a very early stage right now, so it's not really useful yet. If you are not here to contribute, you probably want to come back later.

A secondary purpose at the moment is getting to know the CoffeeScript tool chain a little better.

Setup and Usage

Node.js

Install it via npm:

npm install travis

And load the module:

Travis = require 'travis'
travis = new Travis

travis.config (config) ->
  console.log config

Web Browser

<script scr="build/travis.min.js"></script>
<script>
var travis = new Travis;

travis.config(function(config) {
  alert(config.host);
});
</script>

Building from Source

You can compile everything from source by cloning the repository and running grunt build.