Fett
¶ ↑
Fett
talks with GitHub, Slack and Jenkins to give you all the information about your builds right in your chat room.
Installing¶ ↑
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Fett
requires Jenkins, I'm using the 1.574 version but it works on 1.427 too. The Notification Plugin is required in order to tellFett
about how last build went. -
I've only tested
Fett
on Ruby 2.1.0. It may work on older versions, but I haven't tested it. Anyways, if you giveFett
a shot and get it working in any other version, give me a shout.
Install the dependencies:
$ bundle install --binstubs
Run the server:
$ bundle exec rackup -o 0.0.0.0
Done :)
Configuring¶ ↑
Fett
makes heavy use of environment variables (all of them required):
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FETT_URL
: The URL whereFett
will listen. Eg: fett.example.com -
FETT_GITHUB_LOGIN
: Any GitHub with access to your repos.Fett
will use it to talk to the GitHub API. Eg: pedrogimenez -
FETT_GITHUB_PASSWORD
: The password for the previous GitHub login. Eg: yolo -
FETT_JENKINS_URL
: The URL where Jenkins is hidden. Eg: jenkins.example.com -
FETT_JENKINS_USERNAME
: HTTP Basic Auth user. Eg: pedrogimenez -
FETT_JENKINS_PASSWORD
: HTTP Basic Auth password. Eg: yolo -
FETT_SLACK_URL
: Your Slack webhook URL. Eg: example.slack.com/services/hooks/incoming-webhook?token=xxxx -
FETT_REDIS_HOST
: The host where Redis is installed. Eg: 127.0.0.1 -
FETT_REDIS_PORT
: The port where Redis will be listening. Eg: 6379 -
FETT_REDIS_PASSWORD
: Redis Auth Password. Eg: yolo -
FETT_REDIS_DATABASE
: Redis database. Eg: 1
Hacking¶ ↑
Install the dependencies:
$ bundle install --binstubs
You need to setup the environment variables related to Redis before running the tests:
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FETT_REDIS_HOST
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FETT_REDIS_PORT
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FETT_REDIS_PASSWORD
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FETT_REDIS_DATABASE
Run the tests:
$ script/cibuild
Run the server:
$ bundle exec rackup -o 0.0.0.0
Done :)
Contributing¶ ↑
Just fork the repo and send a PR <3