.travis.yml

# A sample configuration file for TravisCI

# We use miniconda for Python so don't need any Python specific tools
language: generic

# Use the container builds so we don't need sudo priviledges
sudo: false

# Only build pushes to the master branch and tags. This avoids the double
# builds than happen when working on a branch instead of a fork.
branches:
    only:
        - master
        # Regex to build tagged commits with version numbers
        - /\d+\.\d+(\.\d+)?(\S*)?$/

# Define environment variables common to all builds
env:
    global:
        # Encrypted variables
        # Github Token for pushing the built HTML (GH_TOKEN)
        #- secure: "JUMBLE OF CHARACTERS"
        # PyPI password for deploying releases (TWINE_PASSWORD)
        #- secure: "JUMBLE OF CHARACTERS"
        #- TWINE_USERNAME=your-user-name
        #
        # These files list the requirements to be installed by conda
        - CONDA_REQUIREMENTS=requirements.txt
        - CONDA_REQUIREMENTS_DEV=requirements-dev.txt
        # If uploading coverage to codecov
        #- CONDA_INSTALL_EXTRA="codecov"
        #
        # These variables control which actions are performed in a build
        - COVERAGE=false
        - BUILD_DOCS=false
        - DEPLOY_DOCS=false
        - DEPLOY_PYPI=false

# Specify the build configurations. Be sure to only deploy from a single build.
matrix:
    include:
        - os: linux
          env:
              - PYTHON=3.5
              - CONDA_EXTRA_CHANNEL=conda-forge/label/dev
        - os: linux
          env:
              - PYTHON=3.6
              - COVERAGE=true
              - BUILD_DOCS=true
              - DEPLOY_DOCS=true
              - DEPLOY_PYPI=true
              # List extra dependencies that need to be installed in this build
              - CONDA_INSTALL_EXTRA="black flake8"

# Setup the build environment
before_install:
    # Get the Fatiando CI scripts (replace "master" with the version you want to use)
    - git clone --branch=master --depth=1 https://github.com/fatiando/continuous-integration.git
    # Download and install miniconda and setup dependencies
    # Need to source the script to set the PATH variable globaly
    #- source continuous-integration/travis/setup-miniconda.sh
    # We'll use the local version but you should use the line above instead
    - source travis/setup-miniconda.sh
    # Show installed pkg information for postmortem diagnostic
    - conda list

# Install the package that we want to test
install:
    # Make a binary wheel for our package and install it
    #- python setup.py bdist_wheel
    #- pip install dist/*

# Run the actual tests and checks
script:
    # Check code for PEP8 style and code quality
    #- make pep8
    #- make lint
    # Run the test suite
    #- if [ "$COVERAGE" == "true" ]; then
          #make coverage;
      #else
          #make test;
      #fi
    # Build the documentation
    #- if [ "$BUILD_DOCS" == "true" ]; then
          #make -C doc all;
      #fi

# Things to do if the build is successful
after_success:
    # Upload coverage information
    #- if [ "$COVERAGE" == "true" ]; then
        #coverage xml;
        #echo "Uploading coverage to Codecov";
        #codecov -e PYTHON;
      #fi

# Deploy
deploy:
    # Make a release on PyPI
    #- provider: script
      #script: continuous-integration/travis/deploy-pypi.sh
      #on:
          #tags: true
          #condition: '$DEPLOY_PYPI == "true"'
    # Push the built HTML in doc/_build/html to the gh-pages branch
    #- provider: script
      #script: continuous-integration/travis/deploy-gh-pages.sh
      #skip_cleanup: true
      #on:
          #branch: master
          #condition: '$DEPLOY_DOCS == "true"'
    # Push HTML when building tags as well
    #- provider: script
      #script: continuous-integration/travis/deploy-gh-pages.sh
      #skip_cleanup: true
      #on:
          #tags: true
          #condition: '$DEPLOY_DOCS == "true"'

# Don't send out emails every time a build fails
notifications:
    email: false