tinyCI is a comprehensive CI solution for nearly any situation using its extensible design around the GRPC and swagger 2.0 ecosystems. This design allows any service in the system to be trivially replaced with a personally customized or supported replacement that does what you need. This design has no limitations: From programming frameworks to data center architectures, anything can be supported by tinyCI if you're willing to code it.
tinyCI's control plane is secured (optionally) by client/server TLS authentication.
tinyCI's github integration is fully compatible with Github Flow; OAuth support for the entire UI toolchain through it. Github Checks support is on the way, but for now you can leverage our auto-configuration of hooks and rich status interface.
tinyCI is a parallel tester that leverages the notion of "diff selection" and a task hierarchy that allows your diffs to drive what tests run in your pull request. On master merges the full suite is run, however. A central tenet of tinyCI is to stimulate developers to work harder by allowing quicker feedback through the use of parallelism and shorter test cycles. See the documentation for more information.
tinyCI's UI is quite advanced, with full xterm log support and a modern react-driven process leveraging Material UI, we are able to achieve a great experience. And if you don't like it, replace it! It's backed entirely by microservices! We also have a CLI client for those of you who prefer that.
Please check our documentation out! It contains tons of information on how to demo, install, leverage and further power the system, as well as architecture plans and all sorts of stuff!
tinyCI is faithfully maintained by the following people:
- Erik Hollensbe (Core design and Architecture)
- Eric Zhu (UI/Artwork and Documentation site)
and.. you! :D We happily accept open contributions.
Mozilla Public License 2.0: https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/MPL/2.0/