awesome-travis

Crowd-sourced list of Travis CI hooks/scripts etc to level up your .travis.yml file

Notifications

Slack

travis encrypt "$SLACK_SUBDOMAIN:$SLACK_TRAVIS_TOKEN#updates" --add notifications.slack

Email

travis encrypt "$TRAVIS_NOTIFICATION_EMAIL" --add notifications.email.recipients

Node.js

Complete Node.js Version Matrix

Complete configuration for the different node.js versions one may need to support. With legacy versions allowed to fail.

# https://github.com/bevry/awesome-travis
# https://github.com/nodejs/LTS
sudo: false
language: node_js
os:
  - linux
node_js:
  - '12' # current release
  - '10' # active lts
  - '8' # maintenance lts
  - '6' # end of life
  - '4' # end of life
  - '0.12' # end of life
  - '0.10' # end of life
  - '0.8' # end of life
  - '0.6' # end of life
matrix:
  fast_finish: true
  allow_failures:
    - node_js: '6'
    - node_js: '4'
    - node_js: '0.12'
    - node_js: '0.10'
    - node_js: '0.8'
    - node_js: '0.6'
cache:
  directories:
    - $HOME/.npm # npm's cache
    - $HOME/.yarn-cache # yarn's cache
    - '$(nvm cache dir)' # nvm's cache

Scripts

We provide many premade scripts to accelerate your Travis CI usage. They are available within the scripts directory directory of this repository. Click on each script to see available configuration, and installation instructions.

Listing

`deploy-custom`

If the tests succeed on the specified DEPLOY_BRANCH, then prepare git for deployment, and then run the DEPLOY_COMMAND.

`deploy-git`

If the tests succeed on the specified DEPLOY_BRANCH, then prepare git for deployment, and then run the DEPLOY_COMMAND.

`deploy-now`

If the tests succeed on the specified DEPLOY_BRANCH, then deploy with https://zeit.co/now

`node-install`

Use the DESIRED_NODE_VERSION (defaults to the latest LTS node version) to install dependencies using SETUP_COMMAND (defaults to npm install).

This is an alternative to the node-npm-install script.

`node-npm-install`

Because the latest npm version that node 0.6 and 0.9 support, doesn't support scoped modules, so it uses node 0.8 to install npm packages and then switches back.

This is an alternative to the node-install script.

`node-publish`

Use the DESIRED_NODE_VERSION (defaults to the latest LTS node version) to login with npm and run npm publish.

`node-upgrade-npm`

Installs the latest supported version of npm for the current node version, using nvm's install-latest-npm command.

This is an alternative to the node-latest-npm script.

`node-latest-npm`

Installs the latest npm version, using npm's update command.

This is an alternative to the node-upgrade-npm script.

`node-verify`

If our current node version is the DESIRED_NODE_VERSION (defaults to the latest LTS node version) then compile and lint our project with: npm run our:compile && npm run our:verify otherwise just compile our project with: npm run our:compile.

`surge`

If the tests succeeded, then deploy our release to Surge for our branch, tag, and commit.

`travis-another`

Trigger another travis projects tests after completion of the current travis project.

Installation

When following the installation instructions for a script, you probably want to change master to the the current commit hash, for instance changing:

- eval "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/bevry/awesome-travis/master/scripts/node-install.bash)"

To:

- eval "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/bevry/awesome-travis/19a67716252376729cff23f63818c1c797bc3b63/scripts/node-install.bash)"

Alternatively, you could download the script to a new .travis folder inside your repository and use that instead:

mkdir -p ./.travis
wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/bevry/awesome-travis/master/scripts/node-install.bash ./.travis/node-install.bash
chmod +x ./.travis/node-install.bash

install:
  - ./.travis/node-install.bash

Generators

boundation generates your project, including your .travis.yml file, using this awesome list

Contribution

Send pull requests for your scripts and config nifties! Will be awesome!

Although, avoid changing header titles and file names, as people may reference them when they use parts.

License

Public Domain via The Unlicense

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