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Liftric / DIKit

Dependency Injection Framework for Swift, inspired by KOIN.
MIT License
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Add some CI for automatic testing #21

Closed benjohnde closed 5 years ago

benjohnde commented 5 years ago

To be quite honest: I don't really care what sort of CI is being used. I have no strong opinion on that.

JZDesign commented 5 years ago

I'm pretty sure I can help with this too if you set up an AppCenter profile and temporarily make me a contributor there. I haven't used it for anything other than mobile apps, but I think it would still work.

benjohnde commented 5 years ago

Hmmm I am more heading towards Circle CI or Travis CI. Not quite sure what to take yet.

benjohnde commented 5 years ago

Do you mean this one here: https://appcenter.ms/? It seems to me that all I need is an account for AppCenter and that's about it? The configuration is not stored within the repository, small downside for me. Do you have any experiences with Travis CI or Circle CI?

benjohnde commented 5 years ago

Btw would love to see a star from you <3 for the project. If I can gain a few more, I would add this library to https://github.com/matteocrippa/awesome-swift.

JZDesign commented 5 years ago

Do you have any experiences with Travis CI or Circle CI?

Not yet but Travis CI is well documented and I know a few who have used it. I could give that a go.

JZDesign commented 5 years ago

TravisCI

Right now, language: swift is just an alias for language: objective-c. Said another way, we don’t have native support for Swift projects at this time. Swift builds are just routed to our macOS image, the same as Objective-C builds.

I'll look into Circle CI

benjohnde commented 5 years ago

Thanks for the awesome support @JZDesign !