CI Job Number

Return CI job number to run huge tests only on first job.

Often we test different Node.js versions on Travis CI. But Node.js version doesn’t affect on many tests. For example, using external API for docs spelling check.

Since Travis CI is a free common resource, we should be responsible. So we can run big tasks only on first Node.js version.

const ciJobNumber = require('ci-job-number')

if (ciJobNumber() === 1) {
  runSpellingCheck()
} else {
  console.warn('To speed up CI spelling check runs only in first job')
}

CI Support

• AppVeyor
• CircleCI
• GitLab CI
• Semaphore
• Travis CI

Who Use It

• check-dts
• eslint-ci
• jest-ci
• size-limit
• spech
• yaspeller-ci

Override Default Behaviour

CI_JOB_NUMBER environment variable will override CI job number. It is the best way to change default behaviour and run task on all CI jobs:

  - name: Build and test
    run: yarn test
    env:
      CI_JOB_NUMBER: 1

Change Log

This project adheres to Semantic Versioning.

1.2.2

• Remove GitHub Actions support as it wasn’t working as intended.

1.2.1

• Reduce package size.

1.2

• Add CI_JOB_NUMBER environment variable.

1.1

• Add GitLab CI (by Denis Talakevich).

1.0

• Add GitHub Actions support (by Aleksandr Anokhin).

0.3.1

• Reduce package size.

0.3

• Add Semaphore support (by Vasily Polovnyov).

0.2

• Add Circle CI support (by Sergey Ponomarev).

0.1.1

• Add JSDoc.

0.1

• Initial release.