Continuous Integration in your Favicon.
Favis CI is a JavaScript plugin that modifies your favicon to include the latest build status of your project in Travis CI.
To use Favis-CI on your pages, just do:
var favis = new Favis('<username>/<repository>');For example, to generate a Favis CI favicon for the Ember.js project, do:
var favis = new Favis('emberjs/ember.js');What good is this plugin if it doesn't support tests right? To run the tests, you must first install Cairo which is a dependency of node-canvas. You'll be needing that because jsdom doesn't fully support the Canvas API (yet). Take note: Cairo is around ~100mb in size.
Follow these instructions on how to install node-canvas properly.
If libpng fails, try installing this binary.
If you got error error: mandatory image surface backend feature could not be enabled or Package cairo was not found in the pkg-config search path., the
following command can resolve it:
$ export PKG_CONFIG_PATH=/usr/local/lib/pkgconfigIf you encounter errors regarding glib, it probably means you need to install
it. To do this, run:
$ brew install glibAfter the installation, run:
$ cd favis-ci # cd to Favis CI's root directory
$ npm install # then install dependenciesThen run:
$ npm testA warm thank you goes to Miroslav Magda for his favico.js where this idea came from. Also, Favis-CI based some of its code-base from it. Thanks a lot!
Favis CI is licensed under the MIT License. Copyright © and proudly crafted by Jaune Sarmiento, 2013.
