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The Gradle Docker Compose Plugin by Avast integrates Docker Compose lifecycle management into Gradle builds. It allows developers to define and manage Docker containers required for integration testing or local development directly from their Gradle build scripts. This plugin automates the startup and shutdown of services, supports container health checks, and enables tight integration between application code and containerized services, enhancing reproducibility and automation in...

PHPCI is a continuous integration (CI) server designed specifically for PHP applications. It automates tasks such as testing, code quality checks, and deployment, helping developers maintain code consistency and detect issues early. PHPCI supports various plugins and tools, including PHPUnit, PHPMD, and Codeception, making it highly customizable for different project needs.

This repository provides a Docker-powered CI tools demo environment via a single command with docker-compose. It assembles popular CI/CD components—Jenkins, SonarQube, Nexus, GitLab, and Selenium Grid—each running in separate containers, facilitating self-contained integration testing or workshops. It’s not intended for production but serves as a practical demo or launchpad for containerized CI stacks. Each tool runs in an isolated container for modular experimentation. Maintained primarily...

PhantomJS-Node is a Node.js bridge to PhantomJS, enabling programmatic control of the headless browser for tasks like web scraping, automated testing, and page rendering.

Volkswagen is a satirical Node.js package that deliberately interferes with automated tests when it detects a continuous integration environment. It was inspired by Volkswagen's emissions-testing scandal and applies the same “defeat device” idea to software testing. Once required by a project, it detects CI environments and alters failing test behavior so builds appear successful. It recognizes services such as Travis CI, CircleCI, Jenkins, GitLab CI, AppVeyor, Buildkite, and other systems...