travisci-docker-artifactory

To make this integration work you will need to have running Artifactory-Enterprise/Artifactory-pro/Artifactory SAAS.

Command to test npm package:

• Set npm command line client to work with Artifactory Npm Registry. create .npmrc file and paste following content to it:

registry = https://$ARTIFACTORY_URL/api/npm/$ARTIFACTORY_NPM_REPO_NAME/
_auth = $ARTIFACTORY_USER:$ARTIFACTORY_PASSWORD
email = youremail@email.com
always-auth = true

• Install dependencies: npm install
• Start node Server: npm start
• Test node package: npm test
• Access Application on: http://localhost:3000

Command to build docker image and push it to Artifactory:

• Build docker image: docker build -t $ARTIFACTORY_DOCKER_REPOSITORY/node-version .
• Run docker container: docker run -d -p 3000:3000 $ARTIFACTORY_DOCKER_REPOSITORY/node-version
• Login to Artifactory docker registry: docker login -u ARTIFACTORY_USER -p $ARTIFACTORY_PASSWORD $ARTIFACTORY_DOCKER_REPOSITORY
• Push docker image: docker push $ARTIFACTORY_DOCKER_REPOSITORY/node-version

Steps to build docker images using Circle CI and push it to Artifactory.

Step 1:

copy .travis.yml to your project

Step 2:

Enable your project in travis-ci .

Step 3:

add Environment Variables ARTIFACTORY_URL, ARTIFACTORY_USER, ARTIFACTORY_DOCKER_REPOSITORY, ARTIFACTORY_PASSWORD, DOCEKR_STAGE_REPO and DOCEKR_PROD_REPO in Environment Variables settings of Bitbucket Pipeline. In this example $ARTIFACTORY_DOCKER_REPOSITORY=jfrogtraining-docker-dev.jfrog.io

ARTIFACTORY_URL ->  Artifactory URL 
e.g  ARTIFACTORY_URL -> https://mycompany.jforg.io/mycompany

ARTIFACTORY_USER -> Artifactory User which has permission to deploy artifacts.
e.g ARTIFACTORY_USER -> admin

ARTIFACTORY_PASSWORD -> Password for Artifactory User.
e.g ARTIFACTORY_PASSWORD -> password

ARTIFACTORY_DOCKER_REPOSITORY -> Artifactory docker registry to download and push Artifacts.
e.g ARTIFACTORY_DOCKER_REPOSITORY -> docker 

DOCEKR_STAGE_REPO -> Artifactory docker registry to push Artifacts.
e.g DOCEKR_STAGE_REPO -> docker-stage-local

DOCEKR_PROD_REPO -> Artifactory docker registry to push Artifacts.
e.g DOCEKR_PROD_REPO -> docker-prod-local 

Step 4:

You should be able to see published Docker image in Artifactory.

Note: This solution only supports Artifactory with valid ssl as Travis CI does not support insecure registry