jansson/.travis.yml

env:
  matrix:
    - JANSSON_BUILD_METHOD=cmake JANSSON_CMAKE_OPTIONS="-DJANSSON_TEST_WITH_VALGRIND=ON" JANSSON_EXTRA_INSTALL="valgrind"
    - JANSSON_BUILD_METHOD=autotools
    - JANSSON_BUILD_METHOD=coverage JANSSON_CMAKE_OPTIONS="-DJANSSON_COVERAGE=ON -DJANSSON_COVERALLS=ON -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debug" JANSSON_EXTRA_INSTALL="lcov curl"
    - JANSSON_BUILD_METHOD=fuzzer
language: c
compiler:
  - gcc
  - clang
matrix:
  exclude:
    - compiler: clang
      env: JANSSON_BUILD_METHOD=coverage JANSSON_CMAKE_OPTIONS="-DJANSSON_COVERAGE=ON -DJANSSON_COVERALLS=ON -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debug" JANSSON_EXTRA_INSTALL="lcov curl"
  allow_failures:
    - env: JANSSON_BUILD_METHOD=coverage JANSSON_CMAKE_OPTIONS="-DJANSSON_COVERAGE=ON -DJANSSON_COVERALLS=ON -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debug" JANSSON_EXTRA_INSTALL="lcov curl"
install:
  - sudo apt-get update -qq
  - sudo apt-get install -y -qq cmake $JANSSON_EXTRA_INSTALL
script:
  - if [ "$JANSSON_BUILD_METHOD" = "autotools" ]; then autoreconf -f -i && CFLAGS=-Werror ./configure && make check; fi
  - if [ "$JANSSON_BUILD_METHOD" = "cmake" ]; then mkdir build && cd build && cmake $JANSSON_CMAKE_OPTIONS .. && cmake --build . && ctest --output-on-failure; fi
  - if [ "$JANSSON_BUILD_METHOD" = "coverage" ]; then mkdir build && cd build && cmake $JANSSON_CMAKE_OPTIONS .. && cmake --build . && cmake --build . --target coveralls; fi
  - if [ "$JANSSON_BUILD_METHOD" = "fuzzer" ]; then ./test/ossfuzz/travisoss.sh; fi
Add CMake build to Travis config. 2014-01-28 18:53:48 +08:00			`env:`
			`matrix:`
			`- JANSSON_BUILD_METHOD=cmake JANSSON_CMAKE_OPTIONS="-DJANSSON_TEST_WITH_VALGRIND=ON" JANSSON_EXTRA_INSTALL="valgrind"`
			`- JANSSON_BUILD_METHOD=autotools`
Add support for coverage/coveralls.io in cmake project. This adds support for http://coveralls.io/ to the cmake project. This can then be run via a new Travis job, which uploads json containing the coverage data to the website. To use this, please login usin github at http://coveralls.io/ and enable the Jansson project. You can then get a nice percentage badge for code coverage after each Travis buid. Coveralls will also comment on pull request with coverage info. To test and run it locally do: ```bash $ mkdir build && cd build $ cmake -DJANSSON_COVERALLS=ON -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debug .. $ cmake --build . # $ make $ cmake --build . --target coveralls # $ make coveralls ``` There is also another script that generates a local HTML page using lcov CodeCoverage.cmake which can be run using ```bash $ make coverage ``` The required depdencies to run this are: gcov curl lcov (is needed for the normal CodeCoverage script) 2014-12-11 05:30:33 +08:00			`- JANSSON_BUILD_METHOD=coverage JANSSON_CMAKE_OPTIONS="-DJANSSON_COVERAGE=ON -DJANSSON_COVERALLS=ON -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debug" JANSSON_EXTRA_INSTALL="lcov curl"`
Create a fuzzing target for jansson 2019-06-28 20:22:51 +08:00			`- JANSSON_BUILD_METHOD=fuzzer`
Add Travis configuration 2012-12-23 13:09:55 +08:00			`language: c`
			`compiler:`
			`- gcc`
			`- clang`
Add support for coverage/coveralls.io in cmake project. This adds support for http://coveralls.io/ to the cmake project. This can then be run via a new Travis job, which uploads json containing the coverage data to the website. To use this, please login usin github at http://coveralls.io/ and enable the Jansson project. You can then get a nice percentage badge for code coverage after each Travis buid. Coveralls will also comment on pull request with coverage info. To test and run it locally do: ```bash $ mkdir build && cd build $ cmake -DJANSSON_COVERALLS=ON -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debug .. $ cmake --build . # $ make $ cmake --build . --target coveralls # $ make coveralls ``` There is also another script that generates a local HTML page using lcov CodeCoverage.cmake which can be run using ```bash $ make coverage ``` The required depdencies to run this are: gcov curl lcov (is needed for the normal CodeCoverage script) 2014-12-11 05:30:33 +08:00			`matrix:`
			`exclude:`
			`- compiler: clang`
			`env: JANSSON_BUILD_METHOD=coverage JANSSON_CMAKE_OPTIONS="-DJANSSON_COVERAGE=ON -DJANSSON_COVERALLS=ON -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debug" JANSSON_EXTRA_INSTALL="lcov curl"`
			`allow_failures:`
			`- env: JANSSON_BUILD_METHOD=coverage JANSSON_CMAKE_OPTIONS="-DJANSSON_COVERAGE=ON -DJANSSON_COVERALLS=ON -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debug" JANSSON_EXTRA_INSTALL="lcov curl"`
Add CMake build to Travis config. 2014-01-28 18:53:48 +08:00			`install:`
			`- sudo apt-get update -qq`
			`- sudo apt-get install -y -qq cmake $JANSSON_EXTRA_INSTALL`
			`script:`
			`- if [ "$JANSSON_BUILD_METHOD" = "autotools" ]; then autoreconf -f -i && CFLAGS=-Werror ./configure && make check; fi`
Add support for coverage/coveralls.io in cmake project. This adds support for http://coveralls.io/ to the cmake project. This can then be run via a new Travis job, which uploads json containing the coverage data to the website. To use this, please login usin github at http://coveralls.io/ and enable the Jansson project. You can then get a nice percentage badge for code coverage after each Travis buid. Coveralls will also comment on pull request with coverage info. To test and run it locally do: ```bash $ mkdir build && cd build $ cmake -DJANSSON_COVERALLS=ON -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debug .. $ cmake --build . # $ make $ cmake --build . --target coveralls # $ make coveralls ``` There is also another script that generates a local HTML page using lcov CodeCoverage.cmake which can be run using ```bash $ make coverage ``` The required depdencies to run this are: gcov curl lcov (is needed for the normal CodeCoverage script) 2014-12-11 05:30:33 +08:00			`- if [ "$JANSSON_BUILD_METHOD" = "cmake" ]; then mkdir build && cd build && cmake $JANSSON_CMAKE_OPTIONS .. && cmake --build . && ctest --output-on-failure; fi`
			`- if [ "$JANSSON_BUILD_METHOD" = "coverage" ]; then mkdir build && cd build && cmake $JANSSON_CMAKE_OPTIONS .. && cmake --build . && cmake --build . --target coveralls; fi`
Move ossfuzz directory and use Makefile.am 2019-07-18 21:49:07 +08:00			`- if [ "$JANSSON_BUILD_METHOD" = "fuzzer" ]; then ./test/ossfuzz/travisoss.sh; fi`