CircleCI Client

A client for the CircleCI API.

Also an example of building a CLI application in Clojure and compiling it to a native executable using GraalVM.

Installation

Download a recent release and put it on your PATH.

Usage

1. If you don't have one, generate a CircleCI API token here.
2. Set a CIRCLE_TOKEN environment variable with your token.
3. If you have only one GitHub or Bitbucket project, set CIRCLE_PROJECT_USER or CIRCLE_PROJECT_ORG so you don't have to specify a --username at the CLI.
4. If you're using Bitbucket, set CIRCLE_VCS_TYPE so you don't have to specify your project's --vcs-type at the CLI.

Turn off colored output by passing --no-color.

For full details:

cci -h

Examples

Latest Builds

To get the last 5 builds for your project:

cci -p your-project

To focus on one branch:

cci -p your-project -b your-branch

To pull back more:

cci -p your-project -l 25

In case you didn't read the usage section and you've not defined any environment variables:

cci -t your-token    \
    -u your-username \
    -p your-project  \
    -v your-vcs-type \ # default of 'github'
    -b your-branch   \ # optional
    -l a-limit         # default of 5

License

Copyright © 2018 Daniel Gregoire

Distributed under the Mozilla Public License version 2.0.

Code copied and edited from tools.cli in the com.semperos.cci.cli namespace maintains its own copyright and license, which has been included in the source code.