/circleci-matrix

Small utility to mirror TravisCI's build matrix on CircleCI.

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circleci-matrix

  • TravisCI: Linux Build (Linux & OSX)
  • CircleCI: OSX Build (OSX)

Small utility to mirror TravisCI's build matrix on CircleCI.

Features

  • Simple one file distribution
    • Really! src/circleci-matrix.sh contains everything you need.
  • No special requirements on OSX or Linux
  • Supports parallelism out of the box
  • Using different config files is as simple as --config anotherConfig.yml
  • A rich set of tests ensures that everything will work as expected

Installation

Simply download src/circleci-matrix.sh and make it executable:

curl -fsSL https://git.io/v2Ifs \
    -o /usr/local/bin/circleci-matrix \
    && chmod +x /usr/local/bin/circleci-matrix

NOTE: The ubuntu user used by CircleCI machines has no permissions to write to /use/local/bin! A good alternative is ~/.local/bin!

As a alternative you could paste this into your circle.yml:

dependencies:
    pre:
    # Install circleci-matrix
    - mkdir -p ~/.local/bin
    - curl -fsSL https://git.io/v2Ifs -o ~/.local/bin/circleci-matrix
    - chmod +x ~/.local/bin/circleci-matrix

Or, if you like to have a cleaner circle.yml, use the installer:

dependencies:
    pre:
    - curl -fsSL https://git.io/v2Ifn | bash

Usage

Then add your build matrix to a new file .circleci-matrix.yml, which is the default name. If you wish to use another name you can set it via the command line option --config/-c ($ circleci-matrix --config my-config.yml).

env:
    - VERSION=5.0
    - VERSION=4.2
    - VERSION=4.1
    - VERSION=4.0

command:
    - echo 'hi!'
    - echo "Version is $VERSION"

Now you're ready to execute it with:

$ circleci-matrix
-----------------------------------------------------------------
-- circleci-matrix version: 1.0.0
-- circleci node total: 1
-- circleci node index: 0
-----------------------------------------------------------------

-----------------------------------------------------------------
-- Env: VERSION=5.0
-----------------------------------------------------------------
$ echo 'hi!'
hi!
$ echo "Version is $VERSION"
Version is 5.0

-----------------------------------------------------------------
-- Env: VERSION=4.2
-----------------------------------------------------------------
$ echo 'hi!'
hi!
$ echo "Version is $VERSION"
Version is 4.2

-----------------------------------------------------------------
-- Env: VERSION=4.1
-----------------------------------------------------------------
$ echo 'hi!'
hi!
$ echo "Version is $VERSION"
Version is 4.1

-----------------------------------------------------------------
-- Env: VERSION=4.0
-----------------------------------------------------------------
$ echo 'hi!'
hi!
$ echo "Version is $VERSION"
Version is 4.0

All commands have been executed with the right value in $VERSION.

Parallelism

CircleCI's parallelism is supported out of the box! Have a look at the following example where I set CIRCLE_NODE_TOTAL and CIRCLE_NODE_INDEX manually first to 2 and 0, then to 2 and 1 to simulate two containers:

Container 0:

$ CIRCLE_NODE_TOTAL=2 CIRCLE_NODE_INDEX=0 circle-matrix
-----------------------------------------------------------------
-- circleci-matrix version: 1.0.0
-- circleci node total: 2
-- circleci node index: 0
-----------------------------------------------------------------

-----------------------------------------------------------------
-- Env: VERSION=5.0
-----------------------------------------------------------------
$ echo 'hi!'
hi!
$ echo "Version is $VERSION"
Version is 5.0

-----------------------------------------------------------------
-- Env: VERSION=4.1
-----------------------------------------------------------------
$ echo 'hi!'
hi!
$ echo "Version is $VERSION"
Version is 4.1

Container 1:

$ CIRCLE_NODE_TOTAL=2 CIRCLE_NODE_INDEX=1 circle-matrix
-----------------------------------------------------------------
-- circleci-matrix version: 1.0.0
-- circleci node total: 2
-- circleci node index: 1
-----------------------------------------------------------------

-----------------------------------------------------------------
-- Env: VERSION=4.2
-----------------------------------------------------------------
$ echo 'hi!'
hi!
$ echo "Version is $VERSION"
Version is 4.2

-----------------------------------------------------------------
-- Env: VERSION=4.0
-----------------------------------------------------------------
$ echo 'hi!'
hi!
$ echo "Version is $VERSION"
Version is 4.0

And here is the output when circleci runs our circle.yml file with 3 containers

Container 0 we see VERSION=5.0 and Version=4.0:

-----------------------------------------------------------------
-- circleci-matrix version: 1.0.0
-- circleci node total: 3
-- circleci node index: 0
-----------------------------------------------------------------

-----------------------------------------------------------------
-- Env: VERSION=5.0
-----------------------------------------------------------------
$ echo 'hi!'
hi!
$ echo "Version is $VERSION"
Version is 5.0

-----------------------------------------------------------------
-- Env: VERSION=4.0
-----------------------------------------------------------------
$ echo 'hi!'
hi!
$ echo "Version is $VERSION"
Version is 4.0

Container 1 we see VERSION=4.2:

-----------------------------------------------------------------
-- circleci-matrix version: 1.0.0
-- circleci node total: 3
-- circleci node index: 1
-----------------------------------------------------------------

-----------------------------------------------------------------
-- Env: VERSION=4.2
-----------------------------------------------------------------
$ echo 'hi!'
hi!
$ echo "Version is $VERSION"
Version is 4.2

Container 2 we see VERSION=4.1:

-----------------------------------------------------------------
-- circleci-matrix version: 1.0.0
-- circleci node total: 3
-- circleci node index: 2
-----------------------------------------------------------------

-----------------------------------------------------------------
-- Env: VERSION=4.1
-----------------------------------------------------------------
$ echo 'hi!'
hi!
$ echo "Version is $VERSION"
Version is 4.1

License

The MIT License (MIT)

Copyright (c) 2015 Michael Contento

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