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# yoctoBuild
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yoctoBuild is a bare-bones build service for your personal projects. Since many
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hosted build services do not work outside of GitHub and BitBucket, this was
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made to work with Gogs for light usage where hosting Jenkins would be absurd.
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yoctoBuild is unaware of git, Mercurial, scss, etc. It depends on a bash
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executable and proper configuration.
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## Usage
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Run `yoctobuild` in its directory or copy the badges and a config file to a
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working directory. Provide a `-secret` on startup, and then set your Gogs/Git
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hooks/etc to send a request to `/projects/<your project>/build?secret=<your
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secret>`.
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The config file consists of a map of projects and their steps. The build server
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does nothing but create a working directory for the build so the build steps
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must check out code, perform tests, and manage any dependencies. The config
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file should only be modified by owners of the server it lives on as it may
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execute arbitrary commands on your behalf.
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This build service is very simple. It does not watch for branches or anything
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of the like. You must configure a project for each individual item that you
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wish to watch.
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Badges may be served by embedding `/projects/<your project>/badge` as an image
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in your page.
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