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@gpc-cli/plugin-ci

v0.9.7

Published

CI/CD helpers for GPC

Readme

@gpc-cli/plugin-ci

CI/CD helpers for GPC. Auto-detects CI environments and writes GitHub Actions step summaries.

Install

npm install @gpc-cli/plugin-ci

Setup

Add to your .gpcrc.json:

{
  "plugins": ["@gpc-cli/plugin-ci"]
}

The plugin activates automatically when running in a CI environment.

What It Does

  • Detects CI provider — GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Jenkins, CircleCI, Bitrise
  • Writes step summaries — Markdown tables in $GITHUB_STEP_SUMMARY after each command
  • Reports errors — Structured error output in step summaries when commands fail

Usage in GitHub Actions

- name: Install GPC
  run: npm install -g @gpc-cli/cli @gpc-cli/plugin-ci

- name: Upload Release
  env:
    GPC_SERVICE_ACCOUNT: ${{ secrets.GPC_SERVICE_ACCOUNT }}
    GPC_APP: com.example.myapp
  run: gpc releases upload app.aab --track internal
  # Step summary is written automatically

Programmatic Usage

import { detectCIEnvironment, writeStepSummary } from "@gpc-cli/plugin-ci";

const ci = detectCIEnvironment();

if (ci.isCI) {
  console.log(`Running in ${ci.provider}`);
  console.log(`Branch: ${ci.branch}`);
  console.log(`Commit: ${ci.commitSha}`);
}

if (ci.hasStepSummary) {
  writeStepSummary("| Command | Status |\n|---------|--------|\n| upload | ok |");
}

CI Detection

| Provider | Detected By | | -------------- | ---------------- | | GitHub Actions | GITHUB_ACTIONS | | GitLab CI | GITLAB_CI | | Jenkins | JENKINS_URL | | CircleCI | CIRCLECI | | Bitrise | BITRISE_IO | | Generic CI | CI |

Part of the GPC Monorepo

This is the first-party CI plugin for GPC. See the CI/CD Guide for pipeline recipes.

License

MIT