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travis-config-shared-modules

v1.0.1

Published

A simplified util for installing the correct .travis.yml file for shared modules for testing

Downloads

10

Readme

travis-config-shared-modules

A module for installing a unified Travis CI .travis.yml configuration file for testing node.js shared modules. It allows for different configurations by setting the desired fields under the "install-files.travis" key in the module's package.json.

Configuration

The following configuration options are currently supported:

needPrivateModules

needPrivateModules will pull NPM_TOKEN from the pipeline's environment variables and will set it up for authorized npm install calls for private modules.

Installation

To configure for the first time, or to update the configuration file, once all configuration options have been specified in destination module's package.json file, simply:

npm i -D travis-config-shared-modules