Travis CI Config Generator
Build a .travis.yml — language, runtime versions, install, script, and deploy.
Build config
.travis.yml
language: node_js node_js: - "20" os: linux script: - npm ci - npm test
Examples
Node.js build
language node_js, versions 20, script npm ci / npm testlanguage: node_js
node_js:
- "20"
script:
- npm ci
- npm testLanguage, a quoted runtime version, and the script block.
About this tool
The Travis CI Config Generator writes a .travis.yml from a form. Pick a language, list runtime versions, set the OS, add before_install and script commands, and optionally add a deploy step. The version key matches the language (node_js, python, rvm, go, jdk, php) and versions are quoted — nothing is uploaded.
How to use
Pick a language
Choose the language and the matching version key is selected automatically.
Add script commands
List the commands that build and test your project.
Copy to repo root
Save the file as .travis.yml and push.
Use cases
Open-source CI
Quickly add Travis builds to a library or CLI.
Common mistakes
Mistake:Wrong version key for the language.
Fix:The builder maps each language to its key; if you edit by hand, double-check (ruby uses rvm, java uses jdk).
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