Vue.js 2 Design Patterns and Best Practices

Configuring Travis

The next thing to do is add an appropriate .travis.yml configuration file to our project. This will tell Travis what to do each time we push a build to GitHub. As such, there are two distinct phases that happen when we build with Travis:

• Travis installs any dependencies inside of our project
• Travis runs the build script

We can hook into various stages of the build process such as before_install, install, before_script, script, before_cache, after_success, after_failure, before_deploy, deploy, after_deploy, and after_script. All of these are relatively self-explanatory, but if it seems like a lot to take in—don't worry, we'll only be hooking into a select few of these stages.

Let's add a file named .travis.yml to the root ...