Circle CI has established themselves as one of the most reliable CI/CD solutions in the industry.
In this repo we will learn how to use Circle CI to build and deploy our own applications.
Signup and create a new project on Circle CI.
Allows Circle CI to build and deploy applications within your Github account. You can also create a new project for a different Github account.
Fork this repo.
Create a branch for your changes.
Create a pull request and look for the circleci label.
You now have Circle CI configured to build and deploy your application.
Circle CI is a continuous integration and continuous delivery service. It operates based off of a config file within the .circleci directory.
Within this directory there is a config.yml file.
Withijn the config file there are some important settings.
| Parent | Description |
|---|---|
workflow |
A set of jobs to run given the name of a branch. |
job |
A set of steps to perform |
step |
A "single" executable to execute when a job is ran on a branch triggerd by a workflow. |
orb |
Pre-created instructions to be used by developers |
How mant workflows are configured?
How many jobs are configured?
What is the name of the job that runs the testing?
- Add 3 new routes to the API
| Method | Path | Description |
|---|---|---|
GET |
/api/v1/users |
Get all users |
POST |
/api/v1/users |
Create a user |
GET |
/api/v1/users/:id |
Get a user |
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Add a test for each of the routes that properly returns a 200 status code.
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Create a Heroku app using the
heroku createcommand. -
Add the name of the heroku app and an API key to the settings of your project in Circle CI.
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Deploy the app to Heroku.