nvdnkpr / ci

Build your Atom packages

Atom Package CI Scripts

Templates for building your Atom package using Travis CI.

Setting up CI for your package

• Sign up for an account on Travis CI
• Copy this .travis.yml to the root of your package's repository.
• Setup the Travis hook on your package's repository.
• 💥 Your package will now build. You can see an example of a configured package here.

FAQ

Why is the language set to objective-c?

Atom has only been released for Mac OS X and setting the language to objective-c tells Travis to run the build on a Mac OS X worker. You can read more about it here.

What version of Atom is used to run the specs?

It will always download the latest available version. You can read more about the latest Atom release here.

How does it it work?

The .travis.yml template downloads the build-package.sh from this repository. This script then downloads node, the latest Atom release, and runs the apm test command to run your package's specs. You can run apm help test to learn more about that command.

The apm test command assumes your package is using Jasmine specs. You can run the specs locally using Atom's spec runner UI from the View > Developer > Run Package Specs menu or by pressing cmd-ctrl-alt-p.

What does the output look like?

Take a look at an example package build here.

What packages use this?

Click here to see all the Atom packages with Travis CI enabled.