It’s simple to login into Travis using github account.\u00a0Travis has a guide for setting up<\/a>\u00a0which I used.\u00a0It mentions that you need a .travis.yml file.\u00a0For getting started you can copy this travis file<\/a>\u00a0that I\u00a0started with for my Grails project. Add\u00a0this to my project repo root and push to github. If all goes well then you will have a badge showing the build status which looks something like this.<\/p>\n Not automatically but you will have\u00a0to add to README.MD file manually.\u00a0The code for this can also be copied from my README.MD<\/a> file. Change username and repository name. Same is also available via travis.<\/p>\n Obviously that’s not the only thing that you get. \u00a0You get this<\/a> also. Clicking on any of these builds let’s you see the complete output of build.<\/p>\n The builds are triggered automatically when you commit.<\/p>\n But what about coverage reports? Hang on, I am getting to that.<\/p>\n You can use coveralls Grails plugin to send the coverage report to coveralls<\/a>. Firstly go to coveralls and login via github. Turn on the button for your repository.\u00a0\u00a0Then\u00a0head to coveralls plugin\u00a0github<\/a> and add the dependencies \u00a0to BuildConfig.groovy file. After doing that change .travis.yml to the this one<\/a>.<\/p>\n Now make a commit. Wait\u00a0till build is completed on travis and then you get\u00a0this on coveralls.<\/p>\n Well you will be getting this after two commits as this is per commit basis coverage report. But we are no nitpicking here. We get trends per file basis also by clicking the build. But let’s\u00a0not add another picture and let people see it for themselves<\/a>.<\/p>\n And we also get another badge showing the coverage percentage.<\/p>\n![\"travis_badge\"](\"\/blog\/wp-ttn-blog\/uploads\/2015\/06\/travis_badge.png\"){kind=icon}
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