acid/acid.yaml.example

---
# Path to an SQLite database file, which will be automatically created.
db: acid.db
# Address to listen on.
listen: :http
# Externally visible base URL that Gitea, its users, and RPC can connect to.
# The root/push endpoint accepts Gitea push notifications.
root: http://acid

# Arbitrary secret that Gitea and RPC will sign their requests with.
secret: 0123456789abcde
# Base URL of the Gitea instance.
gitea: http://gitea
# Gitea access token used for writing commit statuses back to repositories.
token: 0123456789abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCD

# Arbitrary sh script to notify about the results of finished tasks.
notify: |
  xN irc://acid@/acid?skipjoin&usenotice <<END
  {{.FullName}} {{.Hash}}: {{.RunnerName}} {{.State}} {{.URL}}
  END

# List of all available runners for projects, keyed by an ID (.Runner).
runners:
  arch:
    # Descriptive name of the runner (.RunnerName).
    name: Arch Linux

    # Executable to make the runner present.
    # It may spawn a container, run a virtual machine, or even just sleep.
    # If it exits prematurely, the task fails.
    run: runners/arch.sh

    # SSH configuration for connecting to the runner.
    ssh:
      # Username to connect as.
      user: ci
      # Adress of the SSH server.
      address: arch:22
      # Path to an SSH private key file, which may be used for public key auth.
      identity: data/id_rsa

    # Arbitrary shell script to prepare the stage for project scripts.
    setup: |
      set -ex
      sudo pacman -Syu --noconfirm git
      git clone --recursive {{quote .CloneURL}} {{quote .Repo}}
      cd {{quote .Repo}}
      git -c advice.detachedHead=false checkout {{quote .Hash}}

# Configuration for individual Gitea repositories.
projects:
  # Full repository name (.FullName, .Owner/.Repo).
  owner/repo:
    runners:
      arch:
        # Project setup script, meant to install dependencies.
        setup: |
          sudo pacman -S --noconfirm findutils coreutils

        # Project build script.
        build: |
          echo Computing line count...
          find . -not -path '*/.*' -type f -print0 | xargs -0 cat | wc -l