A cli tool (or go library) to provide a foundation for a platform-agnostic CICD process.

Documentation: https://cidverse.github.io/normalizeci/

Quick Links:

• standardized variables

• normalization - check the env vars and the local repository to provide a common set of env vars on any ci platform.
• compatibility - convert the common env vars into a specific format (i.e. gitlab) to run a script made for gitlab on any ci provider.

You can download the binaries from the project releases: https://github.com/cidverse/normalizeci/releases

Linux:

sudo curl -L -s -o /usr/local/bin/normalizeci https://github.com/cidverse/normalizeci/releases/download/v1.0.0/linux_amd64
sudo chmod +x /usr/local/bin/normalizeci

(available builds: linux_386, linux_amd64, windows_386, windows_amd64, darwin_386, darwin_amd64)

Examples:

Linux/MacOS

normalizeci normalize --format export --output nci.env
source nci.env
rm nci.env

Windows

normalizeci normalize --format powershell --output nci.ps1
& .\nci.ps1
rm nci.ps1

The NormalizeCI CLI will return the commands to set the normalized variables in your current terminal session, so you need to run the response of the command.

Linux/MacOS

eval $(normalizeci normalize)

Windows

$nenv = normalizeci normalize
Invoke-Expression "$nenv"

Install the latest version as library:

go get -u github.com/cidverse/normalizeci/pkg

And access the normalized environment, by default it will search for the vcs repo based on the current working directory.

var normalized = normalizeci.RunDefaultNormalization()

• Specification: Variables

Note: If none of the above systems is detected, repository information is determined based on the local Git repository.

• git

Note:: If you want to contribute, feel free to pick one of the following services and add a package to normalize their variables.

If a system is missing in this list, please open an issue.

Released under the MIT license.