.travis.yml

## Note, "[ci skio]" or "[skip ci]" within a commit message _should_
##  cause Travis Continuous Integration to skip the following

## Clone settings for repository
git:
  depth: 10
  quite: true
  submodules: true


## Note 'trusty' (default as of 2019) results in...
#    ERROR:  Error installing jekyll:
#    public_suffix requires Ruby version >= 2.1

## Operating System to test on
# dist: xenial
# os:
#   - linux


## Attempt to limit environment to only what is required
language: bash
matrix:
  fast_finish: true
  ## Thanks be to, https://docs.travis-ci.com/user/multi-os/
  include:
    # - name: 'Linux Trusty'
    #   os: linux
    #   dist: trusty
    ## Suggested in Travis CI blog and
    ##  contains sufficent Ruby version
    - name: 'Linux Xenial'
      os: linux
      dist: xenial


branches:
  only:
    - master
    ## Allow building of 'test-' previxed branches
    - /^(?i:test)-.*$/
  except:
    - gh-pages


## Note, caching may make following builds a little faster
## To-do, test 'make update' through the use of caching
# cache:
#   directories:
#     - /home/travis/.ssh

#
# Do the things
#
## Install and setup servers this project makes use of
before_install:
  - sudo apt-get install -yqq unbound nginx
  - mkdir -vp "/home/travis/.ssh"
  - ssh-keygen -q -t ecdsa -f "/home/travis/.ssh/bill" -C '' -N ''
  - printf 'Host bill\n  IdentityFile ~/.ssh/bill\n  HostName localhost\n  User Bill\n' >> "/home/travis/.ssh/config"

install:
  - chmod +x Makefile
  - sudo make install-dependencies
  - sudo make install

before_script:
  - if ! [ -L "$(which jekyll_usermod.sh)" ]; then echo 'BUG usermod' && false; fi
  - if ! [ -L "$(which jekyll_dnsconf.sh)" ]; then echo 'BUG dnsconf' && false; fi
  - if ! [ -L "$(which jekyll_wwwconf.sh)" ]; then echo 'BUG wwcwonf' && false; fi

script:
  - sudo jekyll_usermod.sh --user "Bill" --group "devs" --ssh-pub-key "/home/travis/.ssh/bill.pub"
  - sudo jekyll_wwwconf.sh --user "Bill" --domain "devs" --tld "lan" --repo 'Bill' --clobber 'force'
  ## To-do, sort out why Unbound is not happy with Travis CI
  - sudo jekyll_dnsconf.sh --domain "devs" --tld "lan"
  ## Note Travis does not take kindly to StrictHostKeyChecking=accept-new
  - ssh bill -o 'StrictHostKeyChecking no' list --license

  - ssh bill list .
  - ssh bill jekyll-init Song_Ideas
  - ssh bill list git/Song_Ideas
  - sudo cat "/srv/bill/git/Song_Ideas/_config.yml" || printf 'Huh? Exited with %s\n' "${?}"
  - ssh bill list git

  - ssh bill bundle-install Song_Ideas
  - ssh bill jekyll-build Song_Ideas
  - ssh bill jekyll-build Bill
  - ssh bill list www

  - sudo jekyll_wwwconf.sh --user "Bill" --domain "devs" --tld "lan" --repo "Song_Ideas" --clobber 'append'
  - cat "/etc/nginx/sites-available/bill.devs.lan"

after_failure:
  - printf 'after_failure asks - Where did %s go wrong?\n' "${USER}"

after_success:
  - sudo ls -hal "/etc/nginx/sites-enabled/"
  - ssh bill list git/Song_Ideas
  - ssh bill list www/Song_Ideas
  - cat "/etc/unbound/unbound.conf.d/devs.lan.conf"
  - cat "/etc/nginx/sites-enabled/bill.devs.lan"
  - echo 'after_success states - No errors, this time...'

after_script:
  - echo 'after_script is all good!'