Projects

FAKE - F# Make

"FAKE - F# Make" is a build automation system. Due to its integration in F#, all benefits of the .NET Framework and functional programming can be used, including the extensive class library, powerful debuggers and integrated development environments like Visual Studio 2008 or SharpDevelop ... [More] , which provide syntax highlighting and code completion. [Less]

UppercuT

UppercuT is automated .NET build framework that is templated NAnt with conventions. UppercuT is the insanely easy to use build framework. It seeks to solve both maintenance concerns and ease of build to help you concentrate on what you really want to do: write code. Upgrading the build should take ... [More] seconds, not hours. And that is where UppercuT will beat any other automated build system hands down. UppercuT uses conventions & has a simple config file for you to edit. Getting from zero to build takes literally less than five minutes. If you are still writing your own build scripts, you are working too hard. UppercuT is extremely powerful because it is customizable and extendable. Every step of the build process is customizable with a pre, post & replace hook. http://projectuppercut.org [Less]

project-builder-pie

builderPiebuilderPie is the experimental open source project that aims to create an automated building system for any language. The idea is to have a build system that is secure, easy to use, easy to setup, and works in a variety of situations.... What about buildBot?Sure, buildBot can do a lot. ... [More] Unfortunately it takes a decent amount of time and effort to setup. Add to that a few security issues and a limited scope, and you have a program that only meets a few needs. Have you ever tried getting it up and running? I attempted it once. It seemed too complicated to be worth it. Tell me about builderPiebuilderPie is written completely in Python (v. 2.5.4). It uses JSON-RPC (using demJSON to encode/decode) to transfer build information between the buildServer and the buildClient. The buildServer uses sqlite3 to store the build information and the build reports. Minimal setup is needed if you already have Python installed. Simply download the code and unzip, and start going. How to use this builderPieThere are a few different components to builderPie that allow you to do different things based on what you are tying to accomplish. buildLocalThis piece of the pie is the quick and simple package testing script. Just pass it a url/local path/network path and it will grab the source and build it in it's own folder. When it's finished you'll get a simple pass/fail message letting you know what happened (if it does fail, you'll get the stderr output). Example: buildLocal.py http://deron.meranda.us/python/demjson/buildServerbuildServer has three functions: to serve build information to buildClient (location of the source, what to file to execute, what tests to run, etc.) collect build results from buildClient report build results running buildServer on port 8080: buildServer.py localhost 8080createBuildcreateBuild allows you to setup build information on the buildServer as well as standalone files. What do I mean by build information? I'm glad you asked... Here are the items that can be configured for a build: the location of the source the method of retrieval (archive tar, tgz, network, local, svn, git etc.) the command(s) to run in order to build the project the command(s) to run any tests included with the build Additionally, if you are using createBuild to setup build information on the buildServer, you can specify a name for the build for reference in the reports. Example usage (with buildServer): createBuild.py Example usage (standalone file): createBuild.py [Less]

autoandroid

Contributors | Positron | Android-Ant Agile style recommends automating aspects of a project such as runnings builds and tests. These tools can help you accomplish that with a fresh Android project. PositronAndroid + Selenium = PositronPositron lets you write and run Android stories (or ... [More] integration tests or functional tests). It integrates with ant (see below) and eclipse: (more...) Android-AntAndroid-ant eases writing ant build scripts by granting better control over using an emulator in-build and making build scripts portable. (more...) Contributors | Positron | Android-Ant [Less]

jamext

JamExt is a standardised collection of Jam rules which, combined with the Jam utility, allows for the quick creation of powerful but flexible build systems. There is an attempt to support languages such as C++, C# and Java, and build tools such as Doxygen, NUnit and Swig. Platform support is ... [More] currently limited to Windows NT (XP and later) and partial support for Unix-like operating systems. Are you new to JamExt? Then you are highly advised to read the Getting Started wiki page. [Less]

JsQuickStart

JsQuickStart provides a working JavaScript project that helps you get up and running as quickly as possible. It includes everything needed to create well-organized and automated JavaScript projects.

EnvRide

EnvRide provides a way to override an Xml File based on "Environments" (e.g. Local, Dev, QA, Prod) and to automate this process for build scripts. Powerfull because uses Xpath, can change everything of a Xml file.