Templates for building your Atom package and running its specs:
- Sign up for an account on Travis CI
- Copy .travis.yml to the root of your package's repository
- Setup the Travis CI hook on your package's repository
- 💥 Your package will now build and run its specs; you can see an example of a configured package here
- Sign up for an account on Appveyor
- Add a new project
- Ensure the Ignore appveyor.yml setting in Settings > General is unchecked
- Copy appveyor.yml to the root of your package's repository
- 💥 Your package will now build and run its specs; you can see an example of a configured package here
- Sign up for an account on CircleCI
- Add a new project
- Copy circle.yml to the root of your package's repository
- 💥 Your package will now build and run its specs; you can see an example of a configured package here
Set the APM_TEST_PACKAGES environment variable in your .travis.yml or circle.yml file
to a space-separated list of packages to install before your package's tests
run.
env:
- APM_TEST_PACKAGES="autocomplete-plus some-other-package-here"It will always download the latest available version. You can read more about the latest Atom release here.
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. You
can run apm help test to learn more about that command.
The .travis.yml template downloads the build-package.sh
from this repository. This script then downloads the latest Atom release,
installs your package's dependencies, and runs the apm test command to run
your package's specs.
The appveyor.yml template uses Chocolatey to
download and install the latest version of Atom.
apm install is run in your package directory to ensure any node dependencies
are available. Finally, the script runs the apm test command to run your
package's specs.
The circle.yml template runs the same script that is used in the Travis-CI builds.