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Continuous Integration with Flask
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Flask-CI
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Continuous Integration with Flask.

Table of contents
-----------------
* `Installation <#installation>`_
* `Usage <#usage>`_
* `Settings <#settings>`_
* `Reporters <#reporters>`_
* `Changes <#changes>`_
* `Contributing <#contributing>`_
* `Creator <#creator>`_
* `Copyright and License <#copyright-and-license>`_
* `Changes <#changes>`_
* `3rd Party Stuff <#3rd-party-stuff>`_

Installation
------------
From PyPI::

$ pip install Flask-CI

Or by downloading the source and running::

$ python setup.py install

Latest git version::

$ pip install git+https://github.com/vicenteneto/flask-ci.git#egg=Flask-CI

Usage
-----
Consider you have this code::

# manage.py

from flask_script import Manager

from myapp import app, settings

manager = Manager(app.create_app(settings))

if __name__ == "__main__":
manager.run()

Import the CICommand sub-manager::

from flask_ci import CICommand

Register the CICommand sub-manager to your primary Manager (within manage.py)::

manager.add_command('ci', CICommand(settings))

Configure your continuous integration tool to run the following command::

$ python manage.py ci

Settings
--------
- ``CI_TASKS``
List of Continuous Integration reporters executed by ``python manage.py ci`` command.

- ``PROJECT_APPS``
A list of the custom apps you’ve written for your project. Reports are generated only for the apps from this list.

Sample::

# settings.py

CI_TASKS = (
'flask_ci.tasks.run_nose',
'flask_ci.tasks.run_pep8',
'flask_ci.tasks.run_pylint'
)

PROJECT_APPS = (
'flask_ci_test',
'flask_ci_test_users'
)

Reporters
---------
Here is the reporters prebuild with Flask-CI.

- ``flask_ci.tasks.run_nose``
Runs `Nose `_ over selected apps.

- ``flask_ci.tasks.run_pep8``
Runs `Pep8 `_ tool over selected apps. Task-specific settings: ``PEP8_RCFILE``.

- ``flask_ci.tasks.run_pylint``
Runs `Pylint `_ over selected apps. Task-specific settings: ``PYLINT_RCFILE``.
https://github.com/vicenteneto

Contributing
------------
Have a bug or a feature request? `Please, open a GitHub issue `_.

**Vicente Neto (creator)** -

**Clement** -

Copyright and license
---------------------
Copyright 2016-, Vicente Neto. This project is licensed under the `MIT License `_.

Changes
=======
1.2.9.1 - 2017-01-21
--------------------
- Unit tests
- Integration tests

1.1.20 - 2017-01-01
-------------------
- Code refactoring
- Updating requirements dependencies

0.12.21 - 2016-12-21
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- Python3 compatible

0.9.4 - 2016-09-04
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- Updating requirements dependencies

0.3.25 - 2016-03-25
-------------------
- Fixing README usage error
- Added a test application

0.3.26 -- 2016-03-26
--------------------
- Refactoring project architecture
- Updating outdated requirements

0.4.15 -- 2016-04-15
--------------------
- Added Flask-Pylint plugin on pylint reports

0.4.22 -- 2016-04-22
--------------------
- Fixing nose tests task execution

3rd Party Stuff
===============
Flask-CI is built with the help of `Flask-Script `_.