.travis.yml

# The first thing is to tell which VM environment we want the test to be run on.
# It dosen't quite matter for Haxe, just choose one of the targets our project support (e.g. PHP),
# and than apt-get install the others (e.g. Neko, C++).
# For more info, see http://about.travis-ci.org/docs/user/ci-environment/
language: php 

env:
    matrix:
    - TARGET=cpp
    - TARGET=cs
    - TARGET=java
    - TARGET=neko
    - TARGET=node
    - TARGET=php
    - TARGET=error

matrix:
  fast_finish: true
  allow_failures:
    - env: TARGET=php

 
# Install Haxe and dependencies before running the test.
before_script:
  - git submodule update --init --recursive            # update utest
  - sudo add-apt-repository ppa:eyecreate/haxe -y      # add the ubuntu ppa that contains haxe
  - sudo apt-get update                                # pull info from ppa
  - sudo apt-get install haxe -y                       # install haxe (and neko)
  - mkdir ~/haxelib                                    # create a folder for installing haxelib
  - haxelib setup ~/haxelib
  - haxelib install monax                              # dependency
  - haxelib install utest                              # dependency
  - sh -c "if [ '$TARGET' = 'cpp' ]; then sudo apt-get install gcc-multilib g++-multilib -y; fi"
  - sh -c "if [ '$TARGET' = 'cpp' ]; then haxelib install hxcpp; fi"
  - sh -c "if [ '$TARGET' = 'cs' ]; then sudo apt-get install mono-complete; fi"
  - sh -c "if [ '$TARGET' = 'cs' ]; then haxelib install hxcs; fi"
  - sh -c "if [ '$TARGET' = 'java' ]; then haxelib install hxjava; fi"
  - sh -c "if [ '$TARGET' = 'node' ]; then haxelib install hxnodejs; fi"
 
# Run the test!
script:
  - haxe hxml/test.${TARGET}.hxml

branches:
      only:
          - master