Beginner's Guide: Hugo + Gitlab CI + Surfer
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Drone indeed integrates quite easily with Gitea. More information on my app offering can be found at https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/3350/offered-drone-ci-on-cloudron
The one thing I particularly like is that I only need the "Dashboard" to be centrally hosted, all the job runners can run inside private networks. The runner is a small golang binary that can easily be launched with docker-compose. This allows me to simply start the runner on whatever device I am currently working (desktop, laptop, chromebook, mini homeserver).
This is my drone configuration to build my hugo site and deploy it to my surfer instance:
--- kind: pipeline name: blog concurrency: limit: 1 steps: - name: submodules image: alpine/git commands: - git submodule update --init --recursive --remote - name: build image: plugins/hugo settings: hugo_version: 0.79.0 extended: true validate: true - name: deploy image: 'fbartels/cloudron-surfer:5.12.2' environment: SURFTOKEN: from_secret: surftoken commands: - surfer --version - touch public/ # touch folder to avoid problems with timestamps - surfer put --token $SURFTOKEN --server blog.9wd.eu ./public/* / when: branch: - master event: exclude: - pull_request - name: Notification Rocket.Chat image: rmilewski/drone-rocket:latest when: status: - success - failure settings: webhook: https://chat.9wd.eu/hooks/$(ROCKETSECRET) username: rocket.cat channel: drone color: - value: green when: DRONE_BUILD_STATUS: success - value: red when: DRONE_BUILD_STATUS: failure message: - value: "Build: ${DRONE_BUILD_NUMBER} succeeded. Good job." when: DRONE_BUILD_STATUS: success - value: "Build: ${DRONE_BUILD_NUMBER} failed. Fix me please." text: ${DRONE_COMMIT_MESSAGE} fields: - title: Author value: ${DRONE_COMMIT_AUTHOR} - title: Demo value: "This field will only be visible if the current branch: ${DRONE_COMMIT_BRANCH} is master or production" when: DRONE_COMMIT_BRANCH: - master - production@fbartels IIRC, a complication with packaging drone was that it required ENV vars to be set before the app is even started. Like you have to select the integration type etc. Is that still the case? If so, how would a Cloudron installation UX for this look like? Just choose some default and let the user edit the config file?
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@fbartels IIRC, a complication with packaging drone was that it required ENV vars to be set before the app is even started. Like you have to select the integration type etc. Is that still the case? If so, how would a Cloudron installation UX for this look like? Just choose some default and let the user edit the config file?
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@fbartels IIRC, a complication with packaging drone was that it required ENV vars to be set before the app is even started. Like you have to select the integration type etc. Is that still the case? If so, how would a Cloudron installation UX for this look like? Just choose some default and let the user edit the config file?
@girish kind of what @robi said. At first startup it creates a config file in the app that still needs to be manually edited in regards to where Gitea can be reached as well as its configured client id and secret.
I did add you to the repo a while ago, so you can also have a direct look at https://github.com/fbartels/cloudron-drone-app/
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@girish kind of what @robi said. At first startup it creates a config file in the app that still needs to be manually edited in regards to where Gitea can be reached as well as its configured client id and secret.
I did add you to the repo a while ago, so you can also have a direct look at https://github.com/fbartels/cloudron-drone-app/
@fbartels said in Beginner's Guide: Hugo + Gitlab CI + Surfer:
I did add you to the repo a while ago, so you can also have a direct look at https://github.com/fbartels/cloudron-drone-app/
I'm getting a 404 there.
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@fbartels said in Beginner's Guide: Hugo + Gitlab CI + Surfer:
I did add you to the repo a while ago, so you can also have a direct look at https://github.com/fbartels/cloudron-drone-app/
I'm getting a 404 there.
@jdaviescoates Its a private repo. He'd have to invite you to it via your Github account.
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@fbartels said in Beginner's Guide: Hugo + Gitlab CI + Surfer:
I did add you to the repo a while ago, so you can also have a direct look at https://github.com/fbartels/cloudron-drone-app/
I'm getting a 404 there.
@jdaviescoates it's a private repo. You can get access by sponsoring me on GitHub. More details at https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/3350/offered-drone-ci-on-cloudron
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@jdaviescoates it's a private repo. You can get access by sponsoring me on GitHub. More details at https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/3350/offered-drone-ci-on-cloudron
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@fbartels Beat me to it :^)
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@fbartels Beat me to it :^)
@atrilahiji @fbartels ah, I see, thanks
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@vjvanjungg glad it could help! I’m hoping to get around to making more guides for things but I do this reactively mostly. Perhaps a guide for building basic Vue frontend apps or personal sites?
@atrilahiji that would be great
if you could shed some light on it. it’d be cool! I totally forgot about the self-host side of things earlier. 
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