TravisTracker/travis-extension-chrome
Chrome extension that displays build status in the toolbar
Discovered public repositories for TravisTracker in the GitHub catalog.
Chrome extension that displays build status in the toolbar
Public repository.
Tests for our (now retired) timetrap shell script (that detects hanging builds and kills them)
An example Clojure project that uses Leiningen, clojure.test and uses travis-ci.org for CI
Travis Ruby Client
An example Clojure project that uses Leiningen 2 on travis-ci.org
Example PHP project tested using Travis CI
An example node.js project that uses vows and travis-ci.org for continuous integration
travis-lint meets teh Internet
The beginnings of a Mac client to watch and manage your Travis builds.
Public repository.
Small Sinatra app for automating admin tasks at Travis CI
Receives the GitHub pings
Travis CLI tool
Support classes and extensions used in travis-ci
travis-lint is a tool that check your .travis.yml for possible issues, deprecations and so on. Recommended for all travis-ci.org users.
the official Travis CI blog & documentation website
The public Travis API
Public repository.
Veewee definitions we use to build our base boxes
Public repository.
Collects build log streams, worker state reports and many other things [from Travis workers]
A distributed build system for the open source community.
Models and classes shared by Travis hub and server
Travis Boxes makes provisioning and configuring Virtual Box machines simple and easy.
Chef cookbooks collection used for Travis CI environment/VMs, worker machines and so on
Encapsulates a build, used by travis-worker
Travis Worker manages VMs and runs your tests. It is the key component of Travis. See also https://github.com/travis-ci/travis-cookbooks