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This repository is the home of very small sample Atomist Software Delivery Machines.

Each TypeScript file in /lib showcases a certain feature of the SDM framework and the Atomist platform.

Software delivery machines enable you to control your delivery process in code. Think of it as an API for your software delivery. See the Atomist documentation for more information on the concept of a software delivery machine and how to create and develop an SDM.

Samples

Here is a list of all the samples in this repository:

Name	Description	Tags
`lib/command/helloWorld.ts`	Demonstrates a "hello world" command handler	command
`lib/command/menu.ts`	Demonstrates using menus in chat	command, parameters
`lib/command/parameters.ts`	Demonstrates a command handler with parameters	command, parameters
`lib/command/preferences.ts`	Demonstrates a command handler that sets and deletes SDM preferences	command, preferences
`lib/command/promptFor.ts`	Demonstrates using promptFor to acquire parameters	command, parameters
`lib/generate/generatorFromCommand.ts`	SDM to create a new Spring Boot project showing how to invoke a generator from a command	generator, sdm
`lib/generate/generatorFromJob.ts`	SDM to create a new Spring Boot project showing how to invoke a generator from a job	generator, job, sdm
`lib/generate/springBoot.ts`	SDM to create a new Spring Boot project showing promptFor from generators	generator, sdm
`lib/goal/addLicenseAutofix.ts`	Shows how to use the Autofix goal	autofix, goal
`lib/goal/firstGoal.ts`	Demonstrates how to create a first custom goal	goal
`lib/sdm/container/0goal.ts`	SDM that uses containers to build projects.	container, sdm
`lib/sdm/container/1parallel.ts`	SDM that uses containers to build projects against multiple versions of Node.	container, node, sdm
`lib/sdm/container/2node-maven.ts`	SDM that uses containers to build projects against multiple versions of Node and Maven.	container, maven, node, sdm
`lib/sdm/container/3cache.ts`	SDM that uses containers to build Node.js project and their Docker images.	container, docker, kaniko, node, sdm
`lib/sdm/container/4callback.ts`	SDM that uses containers with callback to set Docker image name.	callback, container, docker, kaniko, node, sdm
`lib/sdm/container/5volumes.ts`	SDM that uses containers with volumes to provide Docker credentials.	callback, container, docker, kaniko, node, sdm, volumes
`lib/sdm/dotnetCore.ts`	SDM to create and build .NET Core projects	dotnet-core, generator, sdm
`lib/sdm/jenkinsJob.ts`	SDM to demonstrate how to run and converge Jenkins jobs	jenkins, maven, sdm
`lib/sdm/maven.ts`	SDM to create and build Maven projects	generator, maven, sdm
`lib/transform/addLicense.ts`	Shows a code transform that adds a license ile into the repository	transform

Refer to the following section on how to run any of those samples from your own machine.

Running

Prerequisites

Before you can run any of the samples from this repository you need to install the Atomist CLI. Please follow Developer Quick Start to set up your environment.

Starting a Sample

Once the Atomist CLI is installed, you run any of the examples by simply typing the following into your terminal:

$ atomist start --repository-url=https://github.com/atomist/samples.git

This command will start a selection menu from which you can select one of the available samples to start.

Alternatively you can also start a sample directly by running:

$ atomist start --repository-url=https://github.com/atomist/samples.git --index=<SAMPLE>

Running this command requires you replace the placeholder <SAMPLE> with a name of one of the sample SDM programs in the root of this repository. For example --index=lib/command/menu.ts.

If you feel like changing some of the samples, you can also clone or fork this repository and then run the samples with:

$ atomist start

Contributing

Contributions to this project from community members are encouraged and appreciated. Please review the Contributing Guidelines for more information. Also see the Development section in this document.

Code of conduct

This project is governed by the Code of Conduct. You are expected to act in accordance with this code by participating. Please report any unacceptable behavior to code-of-conduct@atomist.com.