goci's Introduction

A CI Flow builder for Go applications based on yourdomain's repository.

Install

bash <(curl -s http://agent.ops.yourdomain.com/static/goci/install.sh)

Usage

Step 1. Create your project

goci <Project Name> <App Name> <Author>

Specify your project's, application's and author's name explicitly.

goci <Project Name> <App Name>

Author defaults to the logined account's name, whoami

goci <App Name>

Set project's name to app's name.

e.g.

goci demo HelloWorld yourname

That will create a folder ./HelloWorld contains a new go project named HelloWorld and expected to be pushed into hub.yourdomain.com/demo/HelloWorld,

Naturally the image's creator is yourname.

Furthermore, this project will generate a rancher catalog template named demo,

Step 2. Push to Gitlab

Before this, you should have an empty repository existed for your project.

Use below command to push this project to your gitlab repository:

make git

The repository's address defaults to [email protected]:<Author>/<App Name>.git. So in the above case, your project will be pushed to [email protected]:yourname/Helloworld.git.

Step 3. Create a project at Jenkins

Add this command:

make ci

in the Excute shell input text of your project settings.

Once a push event happening in the gitlab repository, Jenkins will trigger a build to the project.

Step 4. Push your project-template into your rancher catalog

Once you launch a stack via this project's catalog template, the stack's name is demo (Project Name), and the service's name is HelloWorld (App Name).