Setup Railway CLI in GitHub Actions

Setup Railway CLI for GitHub Actions, without reading the install script file for configuring installs.

Note that this Railway CLI stuff in GitHub Actions is under work-in-progress and only Linux runners will be fully supported on v0.1.0 for now. While macOS has bash, we can't full promise about if it's works, but we'll working on it. Windows runner support will be the on the bottom of the backlog due to User Account Control workarounds and even possiblt not supporting the . Contributors are always welcome!

Using the Action

It's easy as plugging the action to your workflow files painlessly, if you only use project tokens.

# Since this is shiny new project, proceed at your own risk!
# Also we need contributors for make these config below in the
# README to work.
- name: Setup Railway CLI
  uses: MadeByThePinsHub/setup-railway-cli-action@v0.1.0

The default will install the latest version of the CLI using the install script.

If you need to generate your API token, copy the following into your private repo's .gothub/workflows/generate-railway-api-token.yml:

name: JWT Generator for Railway CLI

on:
  workflow_dispatch:
    inputs:
      email:
        description: Email address of your Railway account
        required: true

jobs:
  authenicate-to-api:
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
    steps:
      - uses: actions/checkout@v2

      # Install the CLI first
      - uses: MadeByThePinsHub/setup-railway-cli-action@v0.1.0

      # then we'll log in in browserless mode
      # remember to keep yourself on the action logs for the link
      # click on it, confirm that the passpharse matches and hit that purple button
      - name: Authenicate the CLI
        run: railway login --browserless

      # Then we'll get the token for you.
      - name: Get token
        run: echo Your token is $(cat ~/.railway/config.json | jq .user.token), keep this secret.
      # We might implement an better way for this one.

More examples are in the examples directory, including deploying to Railway.

Config / Customizations

• repo-url - URL of custom Railway CLI repo (we'll build the CLI manually), requires Golang to be in PATH.
• repo-branch - Requires repo-url if filled out, Git branch for reproducible builds (used on cloning an specific branch), requires Golang to be in PATH.

# This feature is currently broken and will fix soon.
- name: Setup Railway CLI (base on railwayapp/cli#126)
  uses: MadeByThePinsHub/setup-railway-cli-action@v0.1.0
  with:
    # This will install Go dependencies first before doing 'make build'
    repo-url: https://github.com/railwayapp/cli
    # change this to master to try latest features first before
    # they go released on Deploy Fridays, as CDC recommends.
    repo-branch: j/allow-up-no-user

• npm-mode - Set this to true to install it through npm, useful if you use Windows runners. (May need sudo for Linux/macOS and some User Account Control trick for Windows.)

# We don't check where the executable path Node.js and NPM is
# because we need to support both Linux and macOS runners.
# Windows might be abit tircky because of UAC. We'll fix that
# soon, including some win32 handling stuff.
- name: Install Railway with NPM
  uses: MadeByThePinsHub/setup-railway-cli-action@v0.1.0
  with:
    npm-mode: true

CI Stuff

CI Name	Type	Badge
Manual Real-life usage (push)	GitHub Actions
Unit Testing	Jest	TODO

Backlog

See BACKLOGS.md for list of currently backlogged features to implement.

Contributing Docs

See CONTRIBUTING.md file for details on how to contribute.

Related Actions for Railway CLI

• Deploy to Railway - COMMING SOON
• Sign in to Railway - COMING SOON

Support the Development

If you love this project, consider supporting The Pins Team on these platforms to keep Andrei Jiroh motivated to keep maintaining projects:

• Patreon - If you use Patreon to support your favorite creators, use this path.
• Liberapay - You're in control on how much and when you fund your donation to us In Liberapay, donations through our team page will divide equally and go straight to team members.

We also accept one-time donations in cryptocurrency and in PayPal.

License

The action workflow source files is licensed under MIT License.

By contributing to this project, you agree to Contributor Convenant 2.0 and Developers' Certificate of Origin. You may optionally sign our CLA here to skip the pocess of agreeing to a new license if we ever need to change to (You may still be notified though, just in case. Old licenses will be cross-licensed as legally possible, if both licenses are compartible.).