Approval checks for GitHub pull requests.
Zappr is a GitHub integration built to enhance your project workflow. Built by open-source enthusiasts, it's aimed at helping developers to increase productivity and improve open-source project quality. It does this primarily by removing bottlenecks around pull request approval and helping project owners to halt "rogue" pull requests before they're merged into the master branch.
Please refer to our documentation.
Zappr needs a database during development and testing. For this reason there's a docker-compose.yaml
for your convenience, with which you can either start a database for development (postgres-dev
):
# starts postgres docker container
docker-compose up postgres-dev
# creates database and schemas, only needed first time
./init_db.sh
export DB_HOST="$(docker-machine ip)"
npm run all
If you would like to run a complete Zappr locally, you can do it like this:
- Export your Github credentials and docker-machine IP:
export DM_IP="$(docker-machine ip)"
export GITHUB_CLIENT_ID=<your-client-id>
export GITHUB_CLIENT_SECRET=<your-client-secret>
- Start Zappr via docker compose or npm
docker-compose up
npm install
npm run build
npm run all
- Install and run localtunnel to expose your localhost
npm i -g localtunnel
lt -s myzappr -p 3000
-
Set your OAuth application URLs to
https://myzappr.localtunnel.me
in the GitHub settings -
Go to
https://myzappr.localtunnel.me
and do things :)
Debug Client and Server:
npm run build
npm run all
Enable debug logs...
...in the terminal:
export DEBUG="zappr:*"
...in the browser console:
window.DEBUG.enable('zappr:*')
Test:
First start the testing database:
export DB_HOST="$(docker-machine ip)"
docker-compose up postgres-test
# creates database and schemas, only needed first time
./init_db.sh
Then you can do:
npm test
- run combined testsnpm run test-client
- run only client testsnpm run test-server
- run only server testsnpm run test-karma
- run Karma (UI) tests
Docker Image:
-
Check out
master
and clean up yourgit status
-
Run the build script:
./tools/build.sh (<tag>)
NPM_BUILD_INSIDE_CONTAINER
"true" to build inside a containerDOCKER_ARTIFACT_FILE
file to store docker artifact name in
Please read our contributor guidelines for more details. And please check these open issues for specific tasks.
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Copyright (c) 2016 Zalando SE
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