add travis.yml, drone.io build helper

[luzfcb]

• add travis.yml, drone.io build helper ( droneio_build.sh )
• fix issue Fix erros on test app #6
• added travis.org and drone.io badges (already configured for the user "mpasternak" in travis.org and drone.io)

On travis, the tests are passing with python 2.6 and 2.7 using Django 1.6.2
I left as an example configuration using Django 1.7 (it is still necessary to implement the apps.py file. see more: https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/ref/applications/ ) and testing using python 3

see tests on travis: https://travis-ci.org/luzfcb/django-monitio
and on drone.io: https://drone.io/github.com/luzfcb/django-monitio

@mpasternak

[mpasternak]

Great work, thanks a million!

Will have a look into it and merge this for sure.

Thank you! You've made my day.

[luzfcb]

you know the "Splinter Test Framework"[1][2][3], is a great wrapper for selenium, made by brazilian developers Cobrateam. I do not know if it has the same focus as django-selenium-helpers, or can be used together.

[1] http://splinter.cobrateam.info/
[2] https://github.com/cobrateam/splinter
[3] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ihjpKPRDlVw

[mpasternak]

Thanks @luzfcb . Never heard about both drone.io and splinter. Perhaps I will use splinter for new projects from now and/or convert monitio to use it by some time later. Would you, by any chances, would like to become an official maintainer of travis/drone builds?

[luzfcb]

I do not know how I could keep the builds, considering that the Webhooks are linked to the github account. Now we need you to login using your github account on and travis.org and drone.io and enable django-monitio.

drone.io have cheaper cost than travis, however, does not have a native way to configure multiple versions of python and libraries, ie the owner of the repository you have to create the script to test on multiple versions. I know of to create the script to run multiple versions of python and django using tox [1].

Not yet know how to do this correctly using the tox, I intend to learn.

On drone.io, go to "New Project" -> select "GitHub" -> click in "Select" in "django-monitio" -> select "Python" -> on the next screen, clear all text and put droneio_build.sh, click in "Save", after "Save" again

ps:
Sorry for ugly English. This was done with google translator with some corrections 😅 ... I speak Brazilian Portuguese and I am still learning English.

[1] http://tox.readthedocs.org/en/latest/

[mpasternak]

Thanks man,

just did that,

you brought a lot of value and new knowledge into my life. THANK YOU :-)

2014-04-06 16:45 GMT+02:00 Fábio C. Barrionuevo da Luz <
[email protected]>:

I do not know how I could keep the builds, considering that the Webhooks
are linked to the github account. Now we need you to login using your
github account on and travis.org and drone.io and enable django-monitio.

drone.io have cheaper cost than travis, however, does not have a native
way to configure multiple versions of python and libraries, ie the owner of
the repository you have to create the script to test on multiple versions.
I know of to create the script to run multiple versions of python and
django using tox [1].

Not yet know how to do this correctly using the tox, I intend to learn.

On drone.io, go to "New Project" -> select "GitHub" -> click in "Select"
in "django-monitio" -> select "Python" -> on the next screen, clear all
text and put droneio_build.sh, click in "Save", after "Save" again

ps:
Sorry for ugly English. This was done with google translator with some
corrections [image: 😅] ... I speak Brazilian Portuguese and I
am still learning English.

[1] http://tox.readthedocs.org/en/latest/

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