bitbucket-codeship-status

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Now that bitbucket has added native support for build statues, you may want to consider using codeship-bitbucket-buildstatus written by App Haus. This solution is similar to mine, but it utilizes the bitbucket build status API for a better integration.

Small app that will automatically update newly created pull requests in Bitbucket with the branch's Codeship build status.

Running on Heroku

First just deploy a free instance of the app on heroku using the button then just follow the steps below.

1. Create an API Key in Bitbucket for your team and use your team name as the username and the API Key as your password in the next step.
2. Set BITBUCKET_USERNAME and BITBUCKET_PASSWORD ENV variables to match with the username and password above.
3. Add a Pull Request POST hook in Bitbucket for Create / Edit / Merge / Decline that points to your instance of this app. The URL should look something like this:
   • https://<BITBUCKET_USERNAME>:<BITBUCKET_PASSWORD>@<YOUR_APP_NAME_ON_HEROKU>.herokuapp.com/pull-request/<CODESHIP_PROJECT_UUID>/<CODESHIP_PROJECT_ID>
   • Which would look something like this: https://username:password@bitbucket-codeship-status-example.herokuapp.com/pull-request/ee1399cc-b740-43da-812f-d17901f9efa7/52132
4. Now whenever a pull request is created, it should (almost instantly) get updated to have the Codeship Status Badge in the description.

Running Locally

Server runs on port 8000 by default, but will use the port set on the environment variable PORT if set.

1. Run npm install for the initial setup.
2. Set BITBUCKET_USERNAME and BITBUCKET_PASSWORD ENV variables.
3. Run npm start to start the server.

Tests

To execute all the tests, just run:

npm test

To run all tests and watch for changes to re-run tests:

npm run watch