A really small quick'n'dirty continuous integration written in python.
cipy is language independent, it only execute a command and checks the return value , 0 = PASS, FAIL otherwise.
cipy uses the same aproach than git, svn and other SCM, use a special folder called .ci where the commands that will be executed to build are stored.
For the moment, cipy only runs on Linux (and maybe on macos and other unix flavours) and you need to install the following requirements: $ python >= 2.5 $ juno (mini web framework) $ SQLAlchemy (for models) $ jinja2 (html template library)
juno, SQLAlchemy and jinja2 can be installed through pip
cipy doesn't need installation, only clone this repository and run!: $ git clone git://github.com/javisantana/cipy.git $ cd cipy $ python run.py /path/to/repo
repo must be owned by cipy because it performs reset/update and you could loss your work if you're working in the same copy. once cipy has started you can open your favorite browser and point it to http://localhost:8000
.ci folder must exists in the repo root and a file called build (inside it) with execution permissions.This is the file that will be called in each build.
to raise a build use wget or other http client to call http://host:8000/build. You can put this statement inside post-commit-hook in svn or inside post-recieve-hook in git: $ wget http://host:8000/build -O/dev/null
You also can trigger a build by hand using the web interface.
you can see a screenshot (if you're a real man)
[ ] add cmd line configuration parameters
[ ] support more than a repository
[ ] windows version
[ ] improve my written english skills
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