acid(1) ======= :doctype: manpage :manmanual: acid Manual :mansource: acid {release-version} Name ---- acid - A Continuous Integration Daemon Synopsis -------- *acid* [_OPTION_]... acid.yaml [_COMMAND_...] Description ----------- *acid* run without command arguments will start an HTTP server that creates and executes tasks upon receiving push notifications from a Gitea instance, according to the passed configuration file. When a command is passed, *acid* will relay it to that running instance as an RPC call. Options ------- *-version*:: Output version information and exit. Commands -------- *enqueue* _OWNER_ _REPO_ _REF_ [_RUNNER_]...:: Create new or restart existing tasks for the given reference, which will be resolved to a full commit hash. *restart* [_ID_]...:: Schedule tasks with the given IDs to be rerun. Run this command without arguments to pick up external database changes. Configuration ------------- For help with creating the configuration file, consult the _acid.yaml.example_ file present in the distribution. All paths are currently relative to the directory you launch *acid* from. The *notify*, *setup*, and *build* scripts are processed using Go's _text/template_ package, and take an object describing the task, which has the following fields: *ID*:: Unique integer ID for each task. *Owner*:: Gitea user owning the repository. *Repo*:: Name of the repository. *FullName*:: Full name of the repository, including the owner. *Hash*:: Commit hash pertaining to the task. *Runner*:: Runner ID. *RunnerName*:: Descriptive name of the runner. *URL*:: *acid* link to the task, where its log output can be seen. *RepoURL*:: Gitea link to the repository. *CommitURL*:: Gitea link to the commit. *CloneURL*:: Gitea link for cloning the repository over HTTP. Runners ------- Runners receive the following additional environment variables: *ACID_ROOT*:: The same as the base directory for configuration. *ACID_RUNNER*:: The same as *Runner* in script templates. Reporting bugs -------------- Use https://git.janouch.name/p/acid to report bugs, request features, or submit pull requests.