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    appveyor-logs

Stream all available appveyor logs of the current repository's current commit to the terminal, until all jobs are finished!


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Stream all available appveyor logs of the current repository's current commit to the terminal, until all jobs are finished!

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Usage

$ cd ~/dev/level/leveldown
$ appveyor-logs

$ # or

$ appveyor-logs ~/dev/level/leveldown

Installation

$ npm install -g appveyor-logs

JS API

const logs = require('appveyor-logs')

logs('.')
  .on('job', stream => {
    stream.pipe(process.stdout, { end: false })
  })
  .on('pass', () => {
    process.exit(0)
  })
  .on('fail', () => {
    process.exit(1)
  })

For more events, check out bin.js.

  • travis-logs — Stream travis logs to your terminal!
  • travis-watch — Stream live Travis test results of the current commit to your terminal!
  • appveyor-watch — Stream live AppVeyor test results of the current commit to your terminal!
  • ci-watch — Travis-Watch and AppVeyor-Watch combined!
  • travis-log-stream — Read streaming travis logs, no matter if live or historic.

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MIT

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Last updated on 12 Jun 2017

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