Posts tagged with travis

• Fun project: HipChat integration with AWS Lambda

  Apr 12, 2017

  TL;DR: I made a hobby project that gets the pull requests that still need code reviews from Bitbucket and posts a notification message on HipChat to inform developers. It’s written in JavaScript (nodeJS). Travis CI automatically deploys it to AWS as a Lambda function. AWS CloudWatch is used to trigger the function hourly.

• Publishing my first Maven package with Travis

  Mar 29, 2017

  A little bit more than a month ago, I created an improved Maven archetype project. Similar to the default quickstart archetype, but for Java 8 and with recent jUnit dependency. In order for someone to use it, they’d have to clone the repo, as I had not published it in Maven. After a bit of studying, I figured out what is needed to make the package public. More importantly, I implemented the process in Travis, so that a new version gets published automatically.

• Code Coverage with JaCoCo

  Mar 12, 2017

  Code Coverage is a useful set of metrics that show you how much of your code you’re impacting during testing. It doesn’t say much about the quality of your tests (you can read more in the old post What is code coverage?), but a 30% coverage is definitely worse than 90%. Let’s see how we can use JaCoCo to see our code coverage in the Java world. We’ll check a few options to use it, such as using it manually, using it within a CI, breaking the build with it, etc. The assumption is we’re working with a Maven project.

• GitHub badges

  Mar 5, 2016

  You may have noticed that a lot of GitHub projects have some badges in their homepage, showing for example the status of their latest build. For a node (JavaScript) project, you can use a few more badges to show the world that everything is in order.