@circleci/circleci-config-sdk

CircleCI Config SDK

Warning ⚠️

This repo is no longer maintained, supported, or monitored by CircleCI. It will be archived in the next 90 days. It can be forked for those that would like to continue using it.

This SDK is provided on an ‘as-is’ and ‘as available’ basis without any warranties of any kind. CircleCI disclaims all warranties, express or implied, including, but not limited to, all implied warranties of merchantability, title, fitness for a particular purpose, and noninfringement.

Create and manage your CircleCI configuration files with JavaScript and TypeScript.

Table of Contents

• CircleCI Config SDK
  • Table of Contents
  • Getting Started
    • Installation
      • Usage
    • Example
  • Getting Help
    • Resources
• Contributing
• Related

Getting Started

📖 Getting Started Wiki

📖 SDK API Docs

💻 Examples

Installation

Using npm:

$ npm i @circleci/circleci-config-sdk

Using yarn:

$ yarn add @circleci/circleci-config-sdk

Usage

In Browser:

import CircleCI from '@circleci/circleci-config-sdk';

In Node.js:

const CircleCI = require('@circleci/circleci-config-sdk');

Example

Generate a CircleCI config using TypeScript/Javascript, properly typed for full IntelliSense support.

const CircleCI = require('@circleci/circleci-config-sdk');
// Instantiate new Config
const myConfig = new CircleCI.Config();
// Create new Workflow
const myWorkflow = new CircleCI.Workflow('myWorkflow');
myConfig.addWorkflow(myWorkflow);

// Create an executor instance
// Executors are used directly in jobs
// and do not need to be added to the config separately
const nodeExecutor = new CircleCI.executors.DockerExecutor('cimg/node:lts');

// Create Job and add it to the config
const nodeTestJob = new CircleCI.Job('node-test', nodeExecutor);
myConfig.addJob(nodeTestJob);

// Add steps to job
nodeTestJob
  .addStep(new CircleCI.commands.Checkout())
  .addStep(
    new CircleCI.commands.Run({
      command: 'npm install',
      name: 'NPM Install',
    }),
  )
  .addStep(
    new CircleCI.commands.Run({
      command: 'npm run test',
      name: 'Run tests',
    }),
  );

// Add Jobs to Workflow
myWorkflow.addJob(nodeTestJob);

// The `stringify()` function on `CircleCI.Config` will return the CircleCI YAML equivalent.
const MyYamlConfig = myConfig.stringify();

// Save the config to a file in Node.js or the browser. Note, use in the browser requires user interaction.
myConfig.writeFile('config.yml');

MyYamlConfig will hold the following string (A valid CircleCI Config).

version: 2.1
setup: false
jobs:
  node-test:
    docker:
      - image: cimg/node:lts
    resource_class: medium
    steps:
      - checkout: {}
      - run:
          command: npm install
          name: NPM Install
      - run:
          command: npm run test
          name: Run tests
workflows:
  myWorkflow:
    jobs:
      - node-test: {}

Getting Help

This open-source project utilized GitHub issues and project boards to manage requests and support.

If you can not find an answer to your question in an existing issue, you may open a new issue with the appropriate template. Issues are the best way for the CircleCI team and the open-source community to track and interact with your questions.

Resources

Consider checking the following common resources before opening a new issue.

• CircleCI Config Reference
• Config SDK API Documentation
• FAQ

Contributing

This repository welcomes community contributions! See our CONTRIBUTING.md for guidance on configuring your development environment and how to submit quality pull requests.

Related

• Visual Config Editor