Quick tool to check if we are inside a CI environment
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inside-ci

Quick tool to check if we are inside a CI environment

API

insideCi()

Returns true if inside CI. Otherwise returns false.

CLI

inside-ci or in-ci

Returns code 0 if inside CI. Otherwise returns an error code of 1.

  • inside-ci || echo 'We are not inside CI, install some stuff'
  • in-ci && echo 'We are inside CI, install some stuff'

Example:

is-ci || husky install

not-ci

Inverse of the above command