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codegyre/robo-ci
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Travis CI cli runner

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RoboCI
======

[](#roboci)

RoboCI is virtualized environment runner for Continuous Integration servers. RoboCI is aimed to **run Travis CI builds locally** inside [Docker](http://docker.io) containers as well creating custom build setup.

RoboCI is used to:
------------------

[](#roboci-is-used-to)

- create virtualized environments with Docker.
- run acceptance, functional, unit, integration tests in isolated containers.
- run Travis CI builds locally or on CI server.
- debug builds inside containers

Requirements
------------

[](#requirements)

Requires [Docker](http://docker.io) and [Robo PHP Task Runner](http://robo.li) to be installed.

Installation
------------

[](#installation)

Use Composer

```
{
    "require-dev": {
        "codegyre/robo": "*",
        "codegyre/robo-ci": "@dev"
    }
}

```

Create `RoboFile.php` in the root of your project (if it is not already there), by simply running `robo`.

Attach composer autoloader to include `Codegyre\RoboCI` into your RoboFile:

```