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streamich/cross-ci: Travis, CircleCI, et. al. env vars normalized

cross-ci standardizes environment variables for CI. For example, your can simply use BUILD_BRANCH variable in all CI runners instead of CIRCLE_BRANCH in CircleCI or TRAVIS_PULL_REQUEST_BRANCH in Travis.

const vars = require('cross-ci').vars;
npx cross-ci printenv BUILD_COMMIT_URL
npx cross-ci :echo node --eval "\"console.log('\${PROJECT_NAME}')\""
npx cross-ci :run node --eval "\"console.log('\${PROJECT_NAME}')\""
Provide Evn Vars to Webpack, from package.json
{
    "scripts": {
        "build": "cross-ci webpack -p"
    }
}
npx cross-ci :run \
    npx commit-status success Storybook "'\${BUILD_VERSION}'" "'https://example.com'"
npx cross-ci :run \
    s3 sync ./public "s3://bucket/builds/\${PROJECT_NAME}/\${BUILD_VERSION}/public" \
        --region eu-west-1 \
        --acl public-read
npx cross-ci :run \
    curl -X POST -H 'Content-type: application/json' \
        --data "'{\
            \"text\":\"Built \\\`<\${PROJECT_URL}|\${PROJECT_NAME}>\\\` :crossed_fingers: \\\`<\${BRANCH_URL}|\${BUILD_BRANCH}>\\\` :crossed_fingers: \\\`\${BUILD_VERSION}\\\` on <\${BUILD_URL}|\${CI_NAME}> :tada:\", \
            \"username\": \"cross-ci\", \
            \"icon_emoji\": \":clap:\"}'" \
        https://hooks.slack.com/services/XXXX/XXXX/XXXXXXXX
GITHUB_TOKEN=XXXXXXXX \
    npx cross-ci :run \
        curl -X POST -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
            --data "'{\"body\": \"Build version: \\\`\${BUILD_VERSION}\\\` :crossed_fingers: [\\\`\${BUILD_BRANCH}\\\`](\${BRANCH_URL}) on [\${CI_NAME}](\${BUILD_URL}) :tada:\"}'" \
        "https://api.github.com/repos/\${PROJECT_OWNER}/\${PROJECT_NAME}/issues/\${BUILD_PR_NUM}/comments?access_token=\${GITHUB_TOKEN}"

Git branch being built or targeted by a pull request.

URL of PR build commit.

URL of build commit.

SHA1 of the Git commit being built.

First 7 chars of SHA1 of the Git commit being built.

Path to repository folder.

CI service build number.

Pull request (aka Merge request) number. Defaults to 0.

URL to GitHub PR page.

URL to CI build page.

A human-readable string uniquely identifying current build. For pull requests will equal to something like x.y.z-pr-1.1. For build jobs that are not part of a pull request, it will contain a branch name, like x.y.z-master.1.

CI service Commercial name (e.g. Travis, CircleCI, TeamCity).

Standardized CI service name (e.g. travis, circle, gitlab).

Git version control system used

Git remote used.

Equals to GITHUB_TOKEN, GITHUB_ACCESS_TOKEN, GH_TOKEN, or GIT_CREDENTIALS environment variables, in that order.

Boolean indicating if script runs in a CI environment.

Boolean, true if the current build is triggered by a pull request.

Is true if currently built branch is one of RELEASE_BRANCHES.

CI service job number

Link to the CI service job

Current month numeric value as a string of length two.

GitHub project name.

User name or organization name that owns the repository.

Link to project on GitHub.

Semver version of your project. Taken from package.json. Othewise defaults to 0.0.0.

Names of branches which should trigger a release, defaults to ['master', 'production'].

Current time in UTC format.

UNIX timestamp.

Relative upload path for artifacts. Defaults to:

builds/${PROJECT_NAME}/${BUILD_VERSION}

Current year as a four character long string.


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