Specialised plugins for Hadoop, Big Data & NoSQL technologies, written by a former Clouderan (Cloudera was the first Hadoop Big Data vendor) and modern Hortonworks partner/consultant. Supports a a wide variety of compatible Enterprise Monitoring systems.
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typescript typedoc ava tslint prettier standard-version nodejs library starter template boilerplate circle-ci node nyc conventional-changelog travis-ci appveyorReactN is a extension of React that includes global state management. It treats global state as if it were built into React itself -- without the boilerplate of third party libraries. For support, reach out to us on the Reactiflux Discord channel #reactn.
react reactjs npm state-management js travis travis-ci travisci webpack babel babeljs typescriptPython wheels are great. Building them across Mac, Linux, Windows, on multiple versions of Python, is not. cibuildwheel is here to help. cibuildwheel runs on your CI server - currently it supports GitHub Actions, Azure Pipelines, Travis CI, AppVeyor, CircleCI, and GitLab CI - and it builds and tests your wheels across all of your platforms.
circleci travis-ci ci pypi build-automation wheel appveyor python-wheels azure-pipelines github-actionsTravis cookbooks are collections of Chef cookbooks used with Chef for setting up Linux VMs for running tests and Travis internal machines.The wrapper cookbooks that compose together the cookbooks found here live over in the Travis CI Infrastructure Packer Templates repository.
chef-cookbook travis-ci monorepoA user-extendable Slack bot for GitHub organization management.HubCommander provides a chat-ops means for managing GitHub organizations. It creates a simple way to perform privileged GitHub organization management tasks without granting administrative or owner privileges to your GitHub organization members.
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flask docker sqlalchemy alembic babel rq yarn travis-ciCollection of CMake toolchain files and scripts. Note: This is a core idea of the tagged builds in hunter package manager.
cmake cmake-toolchain appveyor hunter travis-ciawesome_bot checks for valid URLs in a file, it can be used to verify pull requests updating a README. You can check multiple files (comma separated or * pattern, look below for details).
circleci travis-ci danger tool redirects awesome verify readme cli linksA straightforward static site generator written in Rust.
static-site-generator cobalt travis-ci gitlab-ciuseReactRouter() returns an object that contains the history, location, and match properties that would be passed as props by the HOC. A tutorial covering the design and development of this package can be found on Medium: How to Convert withRouter to a React Hook.
npm npmjs react reactjs react-router react-hooks typescript travis travisci travis-ciThis repository is intended to showcase the AppImage format and AppImageKit software used to create AppImages. It contains the pkg2appimage tool and some recipes to generate AppImages (portable Linux apps) using AppImageKit. There are multiple ways to generate AppImages. Upstream projects are encouraged to produce their own upstream packaging AppImages, like many projects already do.
packaging travis-ci desktop applications appimage bintrayKnapsack splits tests across CI nodes and makes sure that tests will run comparable time on each node.
rspec cucumber minitest spinach turnip parallelism testing-tools auto-balancing ci-server buildkite travis-ci circle-ci semaphore-ci snap-ciuseFetch is a React hook that supports the React 16.6 Suspense component implementation. The design decisions and development process for this package are outlined in the Medium article React Suspense with the Fetch API.
npm npmjs travis travisci travis-ci react reactjs typescript js fetch fetch-api react-suspenseBors-NG implements a continuous-testing workflow where the master branch never breaks. It integrates GitHub pull requests with a tool like Travis CI that runs your tests. Change the name of this function, as well as every call site that currently exists in master. I've thought of making it a method on Crab instead of on Sword, but then it would be bifurcateWithSword(), which hardly seems like an improvement.
bors continuous-integration elixir github travis-ci appveyorIn https://github.com/AppImage/AppImages/commit/798093a8b2b41b8a32fb1cc5301bcab9ed5f2cb8 we reorganized this repository to simplify its structure and make it easier to understand. Unfortunately this requires existing links to this repository to be updated. We apologize for the inconvenience caused. This repository contains the pkg2appimage tool and some recipes to generate AppImages (portable Linux apps) using AppImageKit. See the Bintray page tab for downloads of the generated AppImages.
appimage bintray applications packaging desktop travis-ciTravisBuddy is a cloud service that creates comments in failed pull requests and tell the author what went wrong and what they can do to fix it. TravisBuddy is already being trusted by few repositories on GitHub. It automatically stars every project using it, so you can easily see who's using it.
ci travis-ci bot cloud serviceHexagon is a microservices library written in Kotlin. Its purpose is to ease the building of services (Web applications, APIs or queue consumers) that run inside a cloud platform. It is meant to provide abstraction from underlying technologies to be able to change them with minimum impact. It is designed to fit in applications that conforms to the Hexagonal Architecture (also called Clean Architecture or Ports and Adapters Architecture).
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