Add jepso-ci

[ForbesLindesay]

This P.R. will add jepso-ci to your repository. It lets you put a badge like:

In the readme of your repository.

To enable jepso-ci just accept this pull request and then head over to settings/hooks select WebHookURLs and enter https://jepso-ci.com/api/hook then click Update Settings. To have jepso-ci build your repository immediately just click Test Hook. You can also rely on jepso-ci re-building your repository every time you push a commit.

To see live build status of your repository once the build has started just go to https://jepso-ci.com/paulmillr/es6-shim

You can see an example of what the badge would look like in your readme at jepso-ci-examples/es6-shim.

[ForbesLindesay]

Thanks, this makes you the second project to use jepso-ci (that I don't have commit access to) 😄

[paulmillr]

Really neat stuff dude, had been waiting for something like this for a long. 👍

[ForbesLindesay]

If you want to keep up to date on any jepso-ci developments you can follow it on twitter: https://twitter.com/jepsoci (expect a tweet about your repo having cross browser testing soon)

[paulmillr]

I can tweet about this thing of yours and you will be seen by ~700 devs excluding retweets. Just need to know if you’re planning to do some changes before launching to public unless it had been launched already.

[ForbesLindesay]

That's fantastic (sadly I only have 23 followers so far, which doesn't get vast exposure). I'm considering it launched at the moment so tweet away. Any API changes I make will be backwards compatible with the current API.

There are obviously a number of things currently lacking, such as the fact that once lots of people are using it there will be a queue to get your repo built, and I don't currently give any indication of where in that queue each repo is. These are things I'm intending to iron out as the service becomes more popular though (at the moment it doesn't really cause any problems).

[Yaffle]

hm.... interesting service

[mathiasbynens]

https://jepso-ci.com/ seems dead. Is this service still available, or should we remove these files from the repository?

[ljharb]

I agree - testling has suddenly become reliable again, and jepso seems barely maintained.

[paulmillr]

it was removed a846861

[mathiasbynens]

Yeah but .jepso-ci.json is still there (fixed now: fe04f69) and so is the jepso-ci-specific code in test/browser-onload.js.

[ForbesLindesay]

Sorry, I haven't really been maintaining jepso-ci lately. If I get time I will update it but it needs a lot of work to be a sensible maintainable service and unfortunately I have a day job.

[mathiasbynens]

unfortunately I have a day job

Ah, the ultimate first world problem :)