travis

Travis

This example demonstrates how a CI setup using Travis CI can look like.

Get started

1. Install the Prisma CLI

The prisma cli is the core component of your development workflow. prisma should be installed as a global dependency, you can install this with npm install -g prisma

2. Download the example

Clone the Prisma monorepo and navigate to this directory or download only this example with the following command:

curl https://codeload.github.com/prismagraphql/prisma/tar.gz/master | tar -xz --strip=2 prisma-master/examples/travis

3. Set up repository locally and on GitHub

Next, navigate into the downloaded folder and initiate a new git repository:

cd travis
git init .

In your GitHub account, create a new repository and copy its git URL, for example:

git@github.com:marktani/travis-prisma.git

Add a new remote to your local git repository:

git remote add origin git@github.com:marktani/travis-prisma.git

4. Link GitHub and Travis CI

Now, link your GitHub account in your Travis CI account, and push the downloaded example to your repository:

git push --set-upstream origin master

5. Verify the build

In your Travis CI account, review the build and confirm that the build went through.

Here is a description of the performed steps that are expected to happen (compare to .travis.yml as well):

1. We install the npm dependencies with npm install.
2. We spin up a new Prisma server and database using docker-compose up -d.
3. We confirm that the Docker setup is correct with docker ps.
4. We sleep 20 seconds to allow for the two Docker containers to finish their setup.
5. We run prisma deploy with the locally installed version of Prisma. This will set up a new service travis at stage test and seed some data according to prisma.yml.
6. We run a short test script that queries the new service and checks the result against the expected result in test.txt.
7. We output a success message.