CL-TRAVIS helps you test your Common Lisp projects with Travis and many different Lisp implementations: ABCL, Allegro CL, SBCL, CMUCL, CCL and ECL.
Using it is simple, you don't even have to clone this repository:
.travis.yml
file or one from the examples belowIn the first part of your .travis.yml
file, use environment
variables to setup test environments. The most important one is
LISP
. CL-TRAVIS uses it find out which Lisp implementation to
install for you. You can use additional variables and specify that
some environments are allowed to fail. See Travis's instructions
for more possibilities.
env:
matrix:
- LISP=allegro
- "LISP=sbcl FOO=baz"
- "LISP=ccl FOO=bar"
matrix:
allow_failures:
- env: LISP=allegro
In the second part of the .travis.yml
file, pull in any dependencies
of your project and use shell commands to run tests.
CL-TRAVIS ensures that CIM and Quicklisp are installed, which
means you can conveniently run Lisp code from shell-script snippets in
your .travis.yml
files, using the CIM's cl
command, grabbing any
dependencies via Quicklisp's ql:quickload
.
Also, ASDF is set up to look for system definitions recursively within
your project repository and within the ~/lisp
directory, so
ql:quickload
(or asdf:load-system
) will find these before any
others.
Here's an example that tests babel against the bleeding edge versions of trivial-features and alexandria but grabs its remaining dependencies through Quicklisp.
install:
- curl -L https://github.com/luismbo/cl-travis/raw/master/install.sh | sh
- git clone --depth=1 git://github.com/trivial-features/trivial-features.git ~/lisp/trivial-features
- git clone git://common-lisp.net/projects/alexandria/alexandria.git ~/lisp/alexandria
script:
- cl -e '(ql:quickload :babel-tests)
(unless (babel-tests:run)
(uiop:quit 1))'
Here's a list of .travis.yml
files from various projects using CL-TRAVIS:
CFFI,
SLIME,
Osicat,
stumpwm,
Babel,
trivial-garbage,
trivial-features.