Bitbucket Pipelines Runner

bbrun

Install

Install

bbrun

npm

$ npm install -g bbrun

Usage

bbrun

bitbucket-pipelines.yml

pipelines:
  default:
    - step:
          name: hello
          image: ubuntu2
          script:
            - echo "hello world!"

Run

bbrun

$ bbrun hello
running "build" in "atlassian/default-image" image...
hello world!

Check the examples and its tests to learn different use cases.

Options

  Usage
    $ bbrun  

  Options
      --template (-t), pipeline template, defaults to "bitbucket-pipelines.yml"
      --env (-e),  define environment variables for execution
      --dry-run (-d),  performs dry run, printing the docker command
      --interactive (-i), starts an interactive bash session in the container
      --ignore-folder (-f), adds the folder as an empty volume (useful for forcing pipeline to install packages etc)
      --help, prints this very guide
  Examples:
    Execute all steps in the default pipeline from bitbucket-pipelines.yml
      $ bbrun
      $ bbrun --template bitbucket-template.yml
      $ bbrun --pipeline default
    Execute a single step by its name
      $ bbrun test
      $ bbrun "Integration Tests"
    Execute steps from different pipelines
      $ bbrun test --pipeline branches:master
    Define an environment variable
      $ bbrun test --env EDITOR=vim
      $ bbrun test --env "EDITOR=vim, USER=root"

Caveats

• Not all Bitbucket features are covered, check open issues for an overview of the roadmap.
• Private images are supported, but the user has to login in the Docker Registry before executing

  bbrun

  (thus credentials in the file are ignored).

Build and Test

npm install && npm test

To execute the tests under examples (which are not run by CI yet):

npm run test-examples

Install locally

$ npm install && npm link