TravisPy
TravisPy is a Python API for Travis CI. It follows the official API and is implemented as similar as possible to Ruby implementation.
Experimental methods will not be supported until they become official.
For full documentation please refer to Travis CI official API documentation.
Install
To install TravisPy all it takes is one command line:
pip install travispy
Documentation
Support
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Contribute
TravisPy is under development, so if you want to join the team, you are welcome.
Feel free to open issues related to bugs or ideas.
If you are a developer:
Fork TravisPy before making any changes.
Write tests.
Create a Pull Request so changes can be merged.
License
TravisPy is licensed under GPL v3.0 license.
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Release files for TravisPy 0.3.5
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