Omg! Pull Request! is a daemon designed to easily run automated tests for a project that is hosted on GitHub on the submission of a pull request. On completion of the tests the daemon will make a comment on the pull request on the status of the test suite.
- Allow simple configuration for a standard rails project
- Support flexibilty and extensibility to work in non ruby/rails projects
- Reduce test failures caused by merging in code with broken tests
- Work with non-github environments
The project integrates with a number of third party services to maximize usefulness / coolness.
Prowl integration allows you to setup a phone to be alerted when the test suite completes. You will be alerted if you are the author, or have commited in the pull request.
On running the test suite an animated gif can be generated of the lolcommits that were generated by the pull request. This feature was added for the lulz.
- In a rails project, add
omg_pull_request
to the Gemfile. - Make an
omg_pull_request
directory in the project'stest
directory. - Add a
database.yml
file in theomg_pull_request
dir. This will drop databases, so it is suggested this points to different databases than the mainconfig/database.yml
file - Create a github user to run the tests as. This user will need to have access to the repo the test is run on. It can be your developer account, or a new account specifically for this.
- Add a
config.yml
file in theomg_pull_request
dir. It follows this template:
repo_owner: kenmazaika
repo: pictures
locale: en
runner: Rails
github_credentials:
login: github_user
password: github_password
storage:
provider: Aws
access_token: s3_token
secret_token: s3_secret
bucket: s3_bucket
prowl:
application: wherebot
keys:
kenmazaika: key
kenmazaika@gmail.com: key
This is a sample config, with sensitive data scrubbed for running tests on the repo: https://github.com/kenmazaika/pictures. One important note is for the prowl integration it should contain a key for both the github user_name and the email address that can be pulled from git.
- On a server someplace clone the repo. This cloned repo will be managed by the daemon, and the tests will run on it from now on.
- In a screen session run
omg_pull_request
. - Enjoy.
A detailed specification of the available configuration options can be found in the markdown file located docs/configuration.md.
You can see an example of a successful pull request that has been omg_pull_request
ified here: where#1. And an example of a failed pull request that has been omg_pull_request
ified here: where#2.
Got an idea for a future feature? Know of a cool service that you think omg_pull_request integration with would be nice? Open up a github issue.
- Twilio Integration would be a cool feature. Getting a text message when tests pass would be nice.
- Monitoring the pull requests and sending the author a notification when the pull request has been closed (either merged, or just closed) would be useful.
Integration Tests call the github api, and verify the full flow works. Before you run, you'll need to authenticate with a github profile that the tests can run on. To do this run rake test:setup
.
- Ken Mazaika
- Jean-Charles Sisk
- Master William Desmarais
- Ian Asaff
- Jack Thorne