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Configuration Templates

CI/CD Templates for Projects

GitFlic provides template configurations for working with CI/CD. You can select a template when creating a new project in the Add CI/CD Pipeline Configuration section or on your project's CI/CD page, provided your project doesn't yet have a gitflic-ci.yaml file.

Available Project Templates

This list contains basic file sets needed to configure integration or start working with a project in one of the popular programming languages. Some templates require preliminary configuration before launch.

  • GitFlic Basic Template
    Use this test template to learn about CI/CD pipelines and configure your first gitflic-ci.yaml. For deeper exploration of GitFlic CI/CD capabilities, refer to this article

  • RuStore
    Continuous integration and deployment template for publishing applications to RuStore. Adds rustore-deploy.sh and gitflic-ci.yaml files to the repository. Learn more

  • Jmix

  • .NET
  • Android
  • Bash
  • C++
  • Django
  • Docker
  • Elixir
  • Flutter
  • Go
  • LaTeX
  • Laravel
  • MatLab
  • Maven
  • Python
  • Ruby

Example of GitFlic Basic Template

This file is a template CI/CD pipeline configuration. You can modify it as needed.

Learn more about the syntax in the documentation

image: ubuntu:latest

variables:
    TEST_1_SUCCESS: "true"
    TEST_2_SUCCESS: "true"

before_script:
    - echo "Pre-main instruction script (in each job)"

stages:
    - test
    - build
    - deploy

build:
    stage: build
    script:
        - echo "Building project"
        - echo "Built project" > build.txt
    artifacts:
        paths: build.txt

test1:
    stage: test
    script:
        - echo "First test set"
        - echo $TEST_1_SUCCESS

test2:
    stage: test
    script:
        - echo "Second test set"
        - echo $TEST_2_SUCCESS

deploy:
    stage: deploy
    script:
        - echo $(cat build.txt)
        - echo "Deploying project"
    needs:
        - build
    rules:
        - if: $TEST_1_SUCCESS == "true" && $TEST_2_SUCCESS == "true"

after_script:
    - echo "Post-main instruction script (in each job)"

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