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commit-status

Simple command-line application to post commit status to GitHub (for use in CI)

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commit-status

A simple CLI tool to post commit statuses to GitHub from CI.

About

At Taskworld, we want to have fine-grain status report for each commit. This is a perfect use case for GitHub’s commit status API.

Usage

Configure CI to expose GitHub access token

commit-status will look for GitHub access from these environment variables, in this order:

  • GH_STATUS_TOKEN
  • GH_TOKEN

That token should have repo:status scope.

You can create a bot account and obtain a token at https://github.com/settings/tokens/new.

CLI

Install

Inside your CI deps script, install commit-status there:

npm install -g commit-status

Post commit status

Whenever you want to post a commit status from CI, invoke the command:

commit-status <state> <context> <description> [<url>]
  • state — Either pending, success, error, failure
  • context — “A string label to differentiate this status from the status of other systems.”
  • description — “A short description of the status.”
  • url — The URL to display.

Example CircleCI setup:

    - |
      if gulp lint
      then commit-status success lint/eslint "Linting successful."
      else commit-status failure lint/eslint "There are lint errors."
      fi

API

const commitStatus = require('commit-status')

commitStatus.post({
  state: 'success',
  context: 'lint/eslint',
  description: 'Linting successful.'
})

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Package last updated on 03 Feb 2017

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