Automate Your GitHub Workflows with Travis CI Integration
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This workflow automates your CI/CD pipeline by triggering Travis CI builds directly from GitHub events. Seamlessly integrate your development process to respond instantly to code pushes and pull requests.
About This Workflow
This n8n workflow streamlines your DevOps processes by connecting GitHub and Travis CI. It listens for specific events on a designated GitHub repository, such as code pushes or new pull requests. Based on these events, the workflow intelligently decides whether to trigger a build on Travis CI or perform a no-operation action. This ensures your continuous integration pipeline is always in sync with your code repository, reducing manual intervention and accelerating your development cycles. By automating these critical steps, your team can focus more on writing code and less on managing build processes.
Key Features
- GitHub Event Triggering: Automatically detects 'push' and 'pull_request' events from your specified GitHub repository.
- Conditional Logic: Intelligently routes workflows based on event type and action (e.g., 'push' or 'pull_request' 'opened').
- Travis CI Integration: Seamlessly triggers builds on Travis CI for your repository.
- Flexible Routing: Supports alternative paths for events that don't meet the trigger criteria, ensuring all events are handled.
- Secure Authentication: Utilizes OAuth2 for secure GitHub integration and a dedicated API key for Travis CI.
How To Use
- Configure GitHub Trigger:
- Set the
ownerto your GitHub organization or username. - Specify the
repositoryname you want to monitor. - Choose the
eventsto listen for (e.g.,push,pull_request). - Authenticate using GitHub OAuth2 credentials.
- Set the
- Set Up IF Condition:
- Configure the
conditionsto define when the Travis CI node should be triggered. - For example, to trigger on 'push' events or 'opened' pull requests, set
value1to={{$json["headers"]["x-github-event"]}}andvalue2topush, ORvalue1to={{$json["body"]["action"]}}andvalue2toopened. - Set
combineOperationtoanyto trigger if either condition is met.
- Configure the
- Configure TravisCI Node:
- Ensure the
slugparameter is dynamically set to your repository's full name using={{$json["body"]["repository"]["full_name"]}}. - Select the desired
operation, which is typicallytrigger. - Authenticate with your Travis CI API credentials.
- Ensure the
- Connect Nodes:
- Connect the
Github Triggernode to theIFnode. - Connect the
IFnode's main output (true path) to theTravisCInode. - Connect the
IFnode's false path to theNoOpnode or any other desired fallback action.
- Connect the
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Workflow JSON
{
"id": "4dd8ebf7-7c1a-4718-9814-42b229b53494",
"name": "Automate Your GitHub Workflows with Travis CI Integration",
"nodes": 20,
"category": "DevOps",
"status": "active",
"version": "1.0.0"
}Note: This is a sample preview. The full workflow JSON contains node configurations, credentials placeholders, and execution logic.
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