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Travis CI ember web client
Running the app
In order to run the app you need to install dependencies with:
bundle install
Then you have to run the server, the easiest way to do this is to use foreman:
bundle exec foreman start
Now you can open localhost:5000
By default it uses the official API at https://api.travis-ci.org, but you
can customize the API server URL using:
API_ENDPOINT="http://localhost:3000/" bundle exec foreman start
This will run against API run locally.
Compiling assets manually
bundle exec rakep
ENV=production bundle exec rakep
Running the spec suite
First, start the app (see above).
bundle exec foreman start
To run the Ruby specs, run rspec against the spec/ directory:
bundle exec rspec spec/
To run the Jasmine specs, open the spec page: localhost:5000/spec.html
i18n
Localization for travis-web is managed via localeapp. If you are interested in improving the existing localizations or adding a new locale, please contact us on irc (#travis) and we will set you up.
Please do not edit the YAML files directly.
Localization data can be synced with the following rake task:
bundle exec localeapp:update
This will publish any new keys in en.yml, as well as any missing keys from your handlebars templates and pull down the latest localizations.
note: You will need to have the localeapp api key exported to LOCALEAPP_API_KEY