Add Travis CI status of the project to the Atom status bar.
Use the Atom package manager, which can be found in the Settings view or run
apm install travis-ci-status from the command line.
The Travis CI build status for your repository will be indicated by the clock-arrow icon in the status bar. The icon will appear orange when it's requesting the build status, green if the build was successful and red if the build failed.
The build status is updated when the project is first opened in Atom and from
then on whenever the "status" of the project repository changes. The handling of
these events was borrowed from the git-view.coffee part of the status-bar
package.
If the remote repository Travis is configured to build is named something other
than origin, you can specify a different name in the Travis Ci Remote Name
field in the settings view.
Per-repo remotes are also now supported. To specify a per-repo remote, enter it in the Remote Overrides field in the settings view in the format {"repo":"remote"}. In other words, if I wanted to add the Travis CI Status package with the remote "upstream", I would enter it as follows:
{"tombell/travis-ci-status":"upstream"}
You are able to use this with Travis Pro if you enable it in the settings view. You will also need to generate and set a GitHub API token to be able to authenticate with the Travis Pro API.
The following commands are available for users to keymap.
travis-ci-status:toggle- Toggle the status bar entrytravis-ci-status:toggle-build-matrix- Toggle the build matrix paneltravis-ci-status:open-on-travis- Open the project on the Travis CI site
Since August 27, 2016 the Travis CI Status package is being maintained by Ghost1227. While development will be happening in tombell's repo, please direct any messages to me through my website.