DSCI - CI with regular programming languages instead of YAML
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How to use DSCI to build CI pipelines using regular programing languages

DSCI is simple yet super flexible pipeline engine to write CI code on regular programming languages, integrates with Forgejo using web hooks. Intended for small teams hosting Forgejo on single VM VPS and willing to create pipelines on regular programming languages

  • Sp1983@programming.devOP
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    1 day ago

    Here is SDK for those languages:

    Raku Perl Bash Python Ruby Powershell Php Golang

    UPDATE: so it’s not just hitting up a language from a pipeline , it’s full reach SDK, one writes a pipeline on a language, if I get your comment correctly

    • Valmond@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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      1 day ago

      Well no I mean if you want to do something in python just call up the python interpreter, if you have some existing stuff in TCL, just run it through that interpreter and so on,no need for a specific anything.

      • Sp1983@programming.devOP
        2·
        1 day ago

        But now when you have a YAML program as the first level abstraction how do you handle results between those multi language calls ? In DSCI this is achieved via states and normal functions , and everting is just a function on general purpose programming language, in YAML you need all these magic ( awkward ) YAML syntax to mimic all those things ( pass parameters , handle global variables , process user input , handle returned parameters , etc )