A quick intro to GitHub Actions.
A React project to understand how to use GitHub Actions.
- understanding GithHub Actions.
- finding and customizing actions.
- running automated tests on a React project.
- adding multiple jobs.
- building project and simulating deployment.
- running jobs after each other.
- adding lint checks.
- using activity types and event filters.
- skipping workflows with
[skip ci]in commit message. - working with artifacts and job outputs.
- caching dependencies.
- running jobs and steps conditionally.
- running jobs with a matrix.
- re-using workflows.
- grouping steps in a custom composite action.
- adding inputs and outputs to custom actions.
- creating a custom JavaScript action.
- creating a custom Docker action with Python.
- working with third-party permissions and OpenID Connect.
A Node/Express project using MongoDB, GitHub secrets and Docker.
- setting up a MongoDB database on Atlas.
- using environment variables.
- using secrets.
- utilizing job environments.
- utilizing Docker containers.
- running jobs in containers.
- using service containers.
- securing workflows against script injections.
- using actions provided by verified creators.
- working with GitHub tokens, permissions and repo security settings.
Based on Learn GitHub Actions by GitHub and GitHub Actions - The Complete Guide by Maximilian Schwarzmüller (2022).
React
Typescript
Django
Laravel
Facebook
Microsoft
Google
Alibaba
D3
Tencent