# npmci
helps with pushing to npm registry from any CI

## Availabililty
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## Status for master
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## Usage
Use TypeScript for best in class instellisense.

npmci is designed to work in docker CI environments. The following docker images come with npmci presinstalled:

Docker Hub:

* [hosttoday/ht-docker-node:npmci](https://hub.docker.com/r/hosttoday/ht-docker-node/)  
has LTS node version and npmci preinstalled.
* [hosttoday/ht-docker-dbase](https://hub.docker.com/r/hosttoday/ht-docker-dbase/)  
based on docker:git, can be used to build docker images in conjunction with docker:dind

npmci can be called from commandline:
```shell
# Install any node version:
npmci install lts # will install latest LTS node version and update PATH for node and npm versions
npmci install stable # will install latest stable node version and update PATH for node and npm
npmci install legacy # will install latest legacy node version and update PATH for node and npm
npmci install x.x.x #  will install any specific node version.

# Install any node version, install dependencies and run test in cwd:
npmci test lts # will install latest lts node version and run "npm install" and "npm test".
npmci test stable # will install latest stable node version and run "npm install" and "npm test".
npmci test legacy # will install latest legacy node version and run "npm install" and "npm test".
npmci test x.x.x # will install any specific node version and run "npm install" and "npm test".
npmci test docker # will test any build image with tests defined in ./npmci/dockertest_1.sh to ./npmci/dockertest_100.sh
## npmci test docker will look at all Dockerfiles and look for according tags on GitLab container registry


# prepare tools
npmci prepare npm # will look for $NPMCI_TOKEN_NPM env var and create .npmrc, so npm is authenticated
npmci prepare docker # will look for $NPMCI_LOGIN_DOCKER in form username|password and authenticate docker
npmci prepare docker-gitlab # will authenticate docker for gitlab container registry

# build containers
npmci build docker # will build containers
## all Dockerfiles named Dockerfile* are picked up.
## specify tags like this Dockerfile_[tag]
## uploads all built images as [username]/[reponame]:[tag]_test to GitLab
## then test in next step with "npmci test docker"

# publish npm module
npmci publish npm # will look vor $NPMCI_TOKEN_NPM env var and push any module in cwd to npm
npmci publish docker

# trigger webhooks
npmci trigger # will look for NPMCI_TRIGGER_1 to NPMCI_TRIGGER_100 in form domain|id|token|ref|name  
```

## Configuration
npmci supports the use of npmextra.

To configure npmci create a `npmextra.json` file at the root of your project

```json
{
    "npmci": {
        "globalNpmTools": [
            "npm-check-updates",
            "protractor",
            "npmts",
            "gitzone"
        ]
    }
}
```

**Available options**

setting | example | description
--- | --- | ---
globalNpmTools | "globalNpmTools": ["gitbook"] | Will look for the specified package names locally and (if not yet present) install them from npm. 

For further information read the linked docs at the top of this README.

> MIT licensed | **©** [Lossless GmbH](https://lossless.gmbh)
| By using this npm module you agree to our [privacy policy](https://lossless.gmbH/privacy.html)

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