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tinyci

v0.1.2

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Minimal CI built on GitHub webhooks

Downloads

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Keywords

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Readme

tinyci

Minimal CI built on Github Webhooks

TinyCI is a small continuous integration server which is powered by GitHub webhooks. It's got badges, testing and redeploy scripts (with support for executing bash scripts for more complex deployments).

Usage

First configure TinyCI by modifying the tinyci.config.js to include the repos you want to test and depoly. An example is provided by default. It is suggested you modify the example.

Once configured start TinyCI using the following commands (which also installs dependancies)

npm i && npm start

TinyCI is now started on port :3000, you should consult https://developer.github.com/webhooks/creating/ from here to learn how to point your webhook to your TinyCI server.

Status

Status of your builds as a whole can be found at /status, individual statuses can be found at /status/:repo where :repo is username-repoName.

Badges

Badges can be found at /badge/:repo where :repo is username-repoName. Badges are returned as an SVG.