Meteor CI with Gagarin on Codeship, Shippable, CircleCI and Wercker

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I’ve gone through the process of figuring out exactly how to set up 4 different CI services to run tests on a meteor project. At first I had a really hard time figuring out how to do it, until I found Gagarin - then it started to make sense. [EDIT: See followup comment below, gagarin is no longer needed in 1.3]

Figured I would create a repo that can be used as a seed/inspiration for others interested in setting up CI for a meteor project, specifically a meteor + react project, but the CI setup isn’t specific to react.

Feel free to create a pull request with improvements or sample config for other CI services. I selected these because they have a decent free tier that can be used for private repo’s.

Obviously the shields/badges in README don’t work, since you would need to replace parts of the URL’s with the correct ones for your own repo.

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So turns out with 1.3 there is no need for gagarin anymore. I’ve updated the repo to reflect how CI testing can be done in Meteor 1.3 with mocha and phantomjs.

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Hi there, I’m completely new to Meteor, but am very interested in the CI topic. I wanted to offer up my solution and ask all of you for some feedback.

I haven’t quite figured out the implementation with Mocha, but I have found the implementation using ‘spacejam’. Since I thought this would be useful for other Meteor developers, I’ve put together a minimal example of Meteor with a few CI providers (CircleCI, Travis, and Wercker).

Source code is available on GitHub: https://github.com/b-long/meteor-ci-example .

Looking forward to your comments & thanks!