Bit Node.js Tasks for Git CI/CD Pipelines

Node.js Tasks that you can use in Github Actions, Azure DevOps, GitLab and other CI/CD platforms.

Setup Guide

1. You need to define the following environment variables in your CI platform and share them across the tasks.
   • GIT_USER_NAME - Your Git user name.
   • GIT_USER_EMAIL - Your Git email.
   • BIT_CONFIG_ACCESS_TOKEN(docs).
   • BIT_CONFIG_ANALYTICS_REPORTING - "false"
   • BIT_CONFIG_ANONYMOUS_REPORTING - "false"
   • BIT_CONFIG_INTERACTIVE - "false"
2. You need to pass the workspace root directory ws-dir for all the tasks. If your Bit workspace is at the root level, pass "./".

Automating Component Release

Task	Node.js Example
Initialize Bit	bit-init.js
Bit Verify Components	verify.js
Bit Tag and Export	tag-export.js
Bit Pull Request Build	pull-request.js
Bit Lane Cleanup	lane-cleanup.js
Commit Bitmap	commit-bitmap.js

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Update Workspace Components, External Dependencies and Envs

Task	Node.js Example
Dependency Update	dependency-update.js

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Sync Git Branches with Bit Lanes

Task	Node.js Example
Branch Lane	branch-lane.js
Lane Branch	lane-branch.js

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Setup PNPM Caching

You can speed up the CI builds by caching the pnpm store. Refer to the official documentation for continuous integration by pnpm.

References

GitHub Actions

For more information refer Create a javascript action

GitLab CI/CD

For more information refer Specify a custom CI/CD file

Azure DevOps

For more information refer Add build task

Contributor Guide

To create zip files use the below commands.

chmod +x zip_files.sh
bash ./zip_files.sh