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<div align="center"> <a href="https://assertible.com" target="_blank"> <img src="https://assertible.com/images/logo/logo-horizontal-512x.png" width="256" alt="Assertible logo" title="Testing a Node.js API with Assertible"/> </a> <h2>Automated post-deploy testing with Codeship and Assertible</h2> <hr/> <a href="https://assertible.com/"> <img title="Assertible test status - production" src="https://assertible.com/apis/d1d4c735-9afc-42d9-970a-f5b1cc797152/status?api_token=8b55a286830323effb"/> </a> <a href="https://assertible.com"> <img title="Assertible test status - staging" src="https://assertible.com/apis/d1d4c735-9afc-42d9-970a-f5b1cc797152/status?api_token=8b55a286830323effb&environment=staging"/> </a> <a href="https://codeship.com"> <img title="Assertible status" src="https://codeship.com/projects/1f082380-f64b-0134-b0e6-5e8fac69f0da/status?branch=master"/> </a> <br/> </div>Codeship blog: Add post-deployment testing to your build using Assertible
This is an example of an automated post-deployment testing pipeline on staging and production environments, with a sample Ruby API. The project uses Codehsip, Heroku, and assertible.
How it works
- Push code to a repository, which is picked up a Codeship.
- Create a deployment pipeline in Codeship that delivers the app to Heroku.
- Send a deployment event to Assertible to execute a series of API tests on the new app.
License
The code in this repository is licensed under MIT. View the license
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