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README.md

inside-ci

Returns true if code is running inside CI, otherwise false.

This also works as a drop-in replacement for anyone currently using is-ci.

If your CI is not being detected, feel free to add an issue for it or hit me up on X (formerly Twitter) or on discord as thething_89.

API

const inside = require('inside-ci')

CLI

inside-ci or in-ci

Returns error code 0 if inside CI.

in-ci && echo 'running inside CI'

not-ci

Inverse of the above:

not-ci && husky install