AutomataCI

A multi-purpose Git template repository with built-in natively operable semi-autonomous CI infrastructure.

Run the CI with full-force anywhere anytime without solely depending on any 3rd-party provider.

Why It Matters

Some good business reasons why using AutomataCI:

1. Starts off with a solid & tested foundation - All CI jobs' recipes for all supported technologies are thoroughly tested and equipped with proper default configurations - rapid prototyping at will.
2. Avoiding threats by mercenaric suppliers - CI is a nerve system for your product(s)' production; handle it in-house and natively rather than leaving it nakedly vulnerable for any kind of 3rd-party extortions.
3. Steadily improvable - Designed to be continuously adaptive from market changes.
4. Simple and scalable - Built completely using only POSIX Shell and Power Shell; Start operating natively without relying on additional installations.

Cross-compiling Confidently

Build confidently not just for the common CPUs but other hardware as well with your selected supportive technologies.

Maximizing Reaches

Packaging your software for as many standardized distribution channels as possible; Makes customers' user experience easier and seamless.

Focusing Business Objectives

Deploy multiple technologies for your product development via integrations (within sensible needs of course).

Securing Point of Origin

GPG cryptographically signed packages alongside common shasum checking - end-to-end verifiable solution for all security level needs; whenever, wherever.

Optimally Containerized

Package small-sized Open-Source Image Container (for Docker OR Podman); AND compile cross-platform images whenever possible.

Supported Technologies

• C Programming Language
  1. i386 & amd64 GCC Compilers
  2. ARM (-64, -el, -hf) Cross-Compilers
  3. MIPS (-64 -64el, -64r6, -64r6el, -el, -r6, -r6el) Cross-Compilers
  4. RISCV Cross-Compiler
  5. S390X Cross-Compiler
  6. PowerPC & ppc64el Cross-Compilers
  7. AVR Cross-Compiler
  8. Clang
  9. MinGW
  10. Emscripten WASM
• Go
  1. Standard Go
• Javascript & Typescript Web Frameworks
  1. Angular
• Nim Programming Language
• Python Programming Language
• Rust Programming Language
• Some Manual MISC stuffs

Deployable Distributions

• Microsoft Windows Ecosystems
  1. Chocolatey ecosystem (for choco install capability)
  2. MSI packages (for conventional installation)
  3. WinGet repo (for winget install capability - COMING SOON)
• Fleet Deployments
  1. OCI compatible containers (for docker run or podman run capability)
  2. PyPi repo (for pip install capability)
  3. cargo repo (for cargo install capability)
• UNIX Ecosystems (Linux & BSD)
  1. .deb repo (with apt-get install capability)
  2. .flatpak repo (for flatpak install capability)
  3. Homebrew ecosystem (for brew install capability)
  4. .opkg repo (with opkg install capability - COMING SOON?!)
  5. .rpm repo (with yum install capability)
• Security
  1. GitHub Security Advisory (for CVE management)
• Static Website
  1. Cloudflare Pages
  2. GitHub Pages

3rd-Party CI Integrations

AutomataCI works seamlessly out of the box by integration with:

1. GitHub Actions
2. GitLab CI (COMING SOON)

How-tos, Documentations & Specifications

Well, the instructions are available as a PDF Handbooks in case of offline needs. Please take your time and download a copy:

• International English

To Contribute

AutomataCI cannot be made successfully without contributions from (Holloway) Chew, Kean Ho, his teams, and supports from external folks. If you had been using AutomataCI and wish to contribute back, there are 2 ways to do so:

Financial

To financially support the project, please head over to Holloway's sponorship store here:

A small token purchase would helps a lot.

Craftmanship

If you wish to bring in codes contribution, bug report, and ideas, please feel free to refer the PDF Handbook and execute accordingly.

License

AutomataCI is licensed under OSI compatible Apache 2.0 License.