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Informations about the package ci-info

CI-Info

This package lets you get details about the current Continuous Integration environment.

Supported environments are:

Installation

You can install this package in two ways:

Usage from within your PHP scripts

Setup

First of all, if you don't use Composer, you need to include the autoload.php file you can find in the root directory of this project:

Usage

Determine the current CI Environment

Get info about the current job

To see the methods available for every class, see the source code.

Usage from a shell

You can also use this library in your shell scripts (bash, sh, powershell, ...).

First of all, you have to determine the path of the ci-info file. It's under the bin directory (or composer/vendor/bin for composer-based projects).

ci-info can provide details about the current environment/job.

Here's a sample POSIX script:

Here's a sample PowerShell script:

To get the full list of the features of the ci-info command, type:

Which outputs:

Tests

This library is tested against two types of cases:


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