plc-sim/client/node_modules/sanitize-filename/.travis.yml

language: node_js
node_js: node

matrix:
  include:
    # Node versions
    - node_js: 0.10
    - node_js: 0.12
    - node_js: 1
    - node_js: 2
    - node_js: 3
    - node_js: 4
    - node_js: 5
    - node_js: 6
    - node_js: 7
    - node_js: 8
    - node_js: 9
    - node_js: 10
    - node_js: 12
    - node_js: node

    # Browser testing
    - env:
      - AIRTAP_TEST=1
      - SAUCE_USERNAME: parshap
      addons:
        sauce_connect: true
        jwt:
          - secure: C7rEgVrfIFovn763aFbXwZrEvTapI1MDDSk8nmU/nseC8Zb++6wCHNbKeGPLaY1kgRNOJbIo9SoHWUoLhGjjHXiNamQfoRPgeD3MXe1qhUskwxOeqpXOFfZv6KEyi3YNjPrjVTgLqK/mfmH2HxHr2HIldP15z40cc5+SLxKS2Fk=
        hosts:
          - airtap.local

    # Include all possible file systems
    # Normal builds use AUFS
    # See http://docs.travis-ci.com/user/ci-environment/
    # HFS+
    - os: osx
    # ext4
    - sudo: required
      dist: trusty
    # SIMFS
    - sudo: required
    # NTFS
    - os: windows

script: |
  if [ -n "$AIRTAP_TEST" ]
  then
    # Work around this logic that doesn't work when using jwt by setting
    # TRAVIS_SECURE_ENV_VARS=true.
    # https://github.com/airtap/airtap/blob/00cfae3f38b59f5ff4001cb5e131964e72ab6f24/bin/airtap.js#L6
    TRAVIS_SECURE_ENV_VARS=true npm run test-browser-sauce
  else
    npm test
  fi