monkey.ci.build.core — com.monkeyci/app 0.5.3.1

Core build script functionality. This is used by build scripts to create the configuration which is then executed by the configured runner. Which runner is configured or active depends on the configuration of the MonkeyCI application that executes the script.

->pred clj

(->pred x)

action-job clj

(action-job id action)

(action-job id action opts)

Creates a new job

action-job? clj

added? clj

Checks if any of the added files matches p. If p is a function, it is used as a predicate. If it's a string, and exact match is performed. If it's a regex, a regex match is done.

as-job clj

(as-job f)

Marks fn f as a job

branch clj

Gets the commit branch from the context

branch-regex clj

container-job clj

(container-job id props)

Creates a job that executes in a container

container-job? clj

defjob clj macro

(defjob n & args)

Defines an action job function

defpipeline clj macro

(defpipeline n jobs)

Convenience macro that declares a var for a pipeline with the given name with specified jobs

depends-on clj

(depends-on job ids)

Adds dependencies to the given job

failed? clj

(failed? {:keys [status]})

failure clj

file-changes clj

files-added clj

Files that have been added by the commits

files-modified clj

Files that have been modified by the commits

files-removed clj

Files that have been removed by the commits

git-ref clj

(git-ref ctx)

Gets the git ref from the context

job-id clj

(job-id x)

main-branch clj

main-branch? clj

(main-branch? ctx)

modified? clj

Similar to added? but for modified files

pipeline clj

(pipeline config)

Create a pipeline with given config

pipeline? clj

(pipeline? x)

ref-regex clj

(ref-regex ctx re)

Applies the given regex on the ref from the context, returns the matching groups.

regex? clj

removed? clj

Similar to added? but for removed files

skipped clj

skipped? clj

(skipped? {:keys [status]})

status clj

(status v)

status? clj

(status? x)

Checks if the given object is a job status

step->job clj

(step->job m)

Converts legacy map jobs into job records

success clj

success? clj

(success? {:keys [status]})

tag clj

Gets the commit tag from the context

tag-regex clj

touched? clj

Returns true if the path occurs in any of the file changes. If p is a regex, checks if any of the files match the regex. If p is a function, it is applied as a predicate against the files, until one matches.

work-dir clj

The job work dir