Raúl Jiménez

elecash@gmail.com

@elecash

Angular Continuous Integration

about me

Angular GDE

videogular

google partner

toptal partner

nightmares?

insomnia?

stress?

you're probably under the effects of non-CI development workflow syndrome

a.k.a... "iwoml"

it

works

on

my

laptop

a classic "iwoml" development workflow

my laptop

deploy/ftp?

pray

smoke or manual test

did it worked?

no

yes

pray more

smoke or manual test

start

using

CI now!

and stop worrying you about

  • It worked on my laptop
  • It worked with my-dependency v1.X.X
  • It worked with the previous backend API
  • It worked...

create a

github repo

log in to Travis with your Github user

enable a repo on your Travis profile

install the Travis CLI and run "travis init"

modify the .travis.yml file

sudo: false language: node_js cache: directories: - node_modules notifications: email: false node_js: - '4' before_install: - export CHROME_BIN=chromium-browser - export DISPLAY=:99.0 - sh -e /etc/init.d/xvfb start - npm i -g npm@^3.0.0 before_script: - npm prune script: - npm run build branches: except: - /^v\d+\.\d+\.\d+$/

add your scripts on package.json

"prebuild": "npm test -- --single-run", "build": "ng build --prod --aot",

modify the karma.conf.js

if (process.env.TRAVIS) { configuration.browsers = ['Chrome_travis_ci']; } config.set(configuration);

create a branch and send a pull request

but

we can

make it

even better

Tools that we will use in this demo

Travis

Greenkeeper

Github

npm

Semantic Release

CI development workflow

Frontend repo

Backend repo

Backend repo

my laptop

run build on  

create a pull request

unit and integration

did it worked?

no

yes

merge pull request

run build on  

did it worked?

yes

semantic release

no

publish to github/npm

notify to

 

Frontend repo

my laptop

run build on  

create a pull request

  unit and   e2e tests

did it worked?

no

yes

merge pull request

run build on  

did it worked?

yes

publish to staging

no

new version

 

our backend api

demo

  • Travis CI is easy to setup
  • Greenkeeper is really great for your libraries, not only your external deps
  • If you can, use Semantic Release
  • This workflow is also replicable for private repos
  • All this tools are free for Open Source! Start playing today!

Summary

Links

thank you!