Loci runs CI tests locally to make sure your commits will pass such tests before pushing to a remote repository.
Loci currently supports Travis's CI scripts for Python and Go projects. Loci also requires Docker to run tests in a sandbox.
If your current directory has .travis.yml, run just loci.
Here is the help text of the loci command:
loci [global options] [script file]
If script file isn't given, .travis.yml will be used.
GLOBAL OPTIONS:
--name NAME, -n NAME creating a container named NAME to run tests,
and that container will not be deleted.
--tag TAG, -t TAG creating an image named TAG.
--base TAG, -b TAG use image TAG as the base image.
(default: "ubuntu:latest")
--verbose verbose mode, which prints Dockerfile and
entrypoint.sh.
--apt-proxy URL URL for a proxy server of apt repository.
[$APT_PROXY]
--pypi-proxy URL URL for a proxy server of pypi repository.
[$PYPI_PROXY]
--http-proxy URL URL for a http proxy server. [$HTTP_PROXY]
--https-proxy URL URL for a https proxy server. [$HTTPS_PROXY]
--no-proxy LIST Comma separated URL LIST for which proxies won't
be used. [$NO_PROXY]
--no-build-cache Do not use cache when building the image.
--no-color Omit to print color codes.
--help, -h show help
--version, -v print the version
Note that $XYZ means that environment variable $XYZ will be used
if the associated option value isn't given.
$ go get github.com/jkawamoto/locior if you're a Homebrew user,
$ brew tap jkawamoto/loci
$ brew install lociCompiled binaries are also available on Github.
This software is released under the MIT License, see LICENSES.
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