GithubCi

This is a simple Elixir/Phoenix application that will act as a simple CI server as described by this article. This server will interact with the GitHub status api

Setup

Configure your GitHub credentials

export ACCESS_TOKEN=<github token>

Configure a personal access token here

Setup config data

Set the environment variable CI_CONFIG or Create a ci_config.json file in the root directory

Config File Format

{
 "ws1" : {
   "deployment" :"heroku", 
   "tests" : [["runscope", "<my url>"]],
 "ws2" : {
   "deployment" : "heroku",
   "tests" : [["ghostinspector", "<my url>"]]
 }
}

Refer to the sample config file for the example

Usage

This supports waiting for a few items

• Deployment App on Heroku
• Runscope - trigger a runscope test and wait for it to complete

To be implemented

• Ghost Inspector - trigger a ghost inspector test and wait for it to complete

Running on Heroku

You will need to create an Elixir application that can run on Heroku.

https://github.com/techgaun/heroku-buildpack-elixir.git
https://github.com/techgaun/heroku-buildpack-mix-tasks.git

ACCESS_TOKEN=<github token>
HEROKU_API_KEY=<heroku api key>
SECRET_KEY_BASE=<secret key for Phoenix>
RUNSCOPE_TOKEN=<runscope token>
CI_CONFIG=<URI encoded ci_config.json file>

Generate the ci_config.json file

iex -S mix
"ci_config.json" |> File.read! |> URI.encode

Misc

It is highly recommended to use ngrok for local development work and testing.