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_ Prerequisite
- Python installation (You can refer HowToUse/Python/2.7) or
- Ruby on Rails installation (You can refer HowToUse/RubyOnRails/4.2)
_ Install&Setup
- Step.1
- Access Travis-ci web site, and register account with GitHub account.
- Step.2
- Click "+" on the right of "My Repositories" menu.
- Step.3
- Choose target project to integrate with Travis CI.
- Step.4
- Access to GitHub project, and choose "setting" menu.
- Step.5
- click "Web Hook" menu".
- Step.6
- click "Add Service" menu, and choose "Travis-ci".
_ HowToUse
- Step.1
- Prepare .travis.yml in the project root directory.
$ vi .travis.yml
(Example for python)
language: python python: - "2.7" # command to install dependencies install: "pip install nose" # command to run tests script: nosetests
(Example for Ruby)
language: ruby rvm: - "2.2.3" before_script: - psql -c "CREATE USER nasebanal WITH PASSWORD 'nasebanal';" -U postgres - psql -c 'CREATE DATABASE "nb-bitcoin_test";' -U postgres
If you use database, add "before_script" to create database and database user to pass the test script.
- Step.2
- Install travis validator as needed.
(Example for Ruby)
$ gem install travis --no-rdoc --no-ri
- Step.3
- Prepare test script, and check if the test runs successfully in local environment.
(Example for Ruby)
$ rake test
- Step.4
- Check if the syntax of travis.yml is correct.
(Example for Ruby)
$ travis lint [travis.yml path]
- Step.5
- Check in .travis.yml to GitHub, then test will be autoran on travis-ci server.
If you put the following line in your README.md file, you can see the status of Travis-ci from it.
[](https://travis-ci.org/nasebanal/hd-website)
_ Author
S.Yatsuzuka