Automate Your Code Workflow with GitHub and Travis CI
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Streamline your software development lifecycle by automatically triggering Travis CI builds directly from GitHub events. This integration ensures your code is continuously tested and deployed with every push or pull request.
About This Workflow
This n8n workflow revolutionizes your development pipeline by bridging GitHub and Travis CI. Upon receiving a push event or a pull_request action on a specified GitHub repository, the workflow intelligently evaluates the event. If the conditions match a push or an opened pull request, it seamlessly triggers a build in Travis CI, ensuring your code is immediately subjected to your defined testing procedures. For other event types, the workflow gracefully proceeds to a NoOp node, maintaining an efficient and focused automation process. This setup significantly enhances your Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) practices, saving valuable development time and improving code quality.
Key Features
- Event-Driven Automation: Automatically responds to specific GitHub events like pushes and pull requests.
- Conditional Logic: Intelligently routes workflows based on the type of GitHub event and pull request action.
- Travis CI Integration: Seamlessly triggers builds on Travis CI for immediate code testing.
- Configurable Repository Monitoring: Easily specify the owner, repository, and events to monitor.
- OAuth Authentication: Securely connects to GitHub using OAuth for reliable access.
How To Use
- Set up GitHub Trigger: Configure the
Github Triggernode by specifying theowner,repository, and the desiredevents(e.g., 'push', 'pull_request'). Authenticate using your GitHub OAuth2 credentials. - Define Conditions: In the
IFnode, set up your conditions to filter the incoming GitHub events. For example, check{{$json["headers"]["x-github-event"]}}for 'push' or{{$json["body"]["action"]}}for 'opened' in a pull request. - Configure Travis CI Trigger: For the branch where you want to trigger builds, connect the
IFnode to theTravisCInode. Ensure theslugis correctly populated with the repository's full name (e.g.,{{$json["body"]["repository"]["full_name"]}}). Authenticate using your Travis CI API credentials. - Handle Other Events: Connect the second output of the
IFnode to aNoOpnode to gracefully handle events that do not meet your specified conditions. This node simply passes the data through without performing any action.
Apps Used
Workflow JSON
{
"id": "0a5b122a-b224-439d-82fa-47bee1ab66e8",
"name": "Automate Your Code Workflow with GitHub and Travis CI",
"nodes": 8,
"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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Specializing in CI/CD pipelines, Docker, and Kubernetes automations.
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