Automate workflow with Ruby

a talk at Jakarta.rb
lightning talk at Geekcamp.id 2017

Transcript

1. Automate Workflow
   with Ruby .
   Didik Wicaksono
   

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2. •github: @firewalker06
   •twitter: @did1k
   

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3. I work at
   

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7. We inspire people through Cooking
   

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8. I’m with
   ID-Ruby Community
   •We will have our first Ruby
   Conference in Indonesia on Oct
   6th-7th (ruby.id/cfp)
   •Please support our association:
   PERKODI (ruby.id/perkumpulan)
   

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9. !" > 50 engineers, serving 66
   countries with 17 languages
   

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10. ⛏ Workflow in a glance
    •Starts with a Hypothesis
    •Organize Task
    •Development & Code Review
    •Deploy & Announce Release
    

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11. https://sourcediving.com/hypothesis-driven-
    development-6b3c7a4a53fc
    

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12. I’m sure you already
    familiar with these services
    

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13. Workflow breakdown
    •discuss hypothesis
    •create a card
    •assign card
    •create a branch
    •do magic
    •push a branch
    •create a pull request
    •code review
    •merge pull request
    •deploy code
    •announce release in
    Slack
    •mark card /
    checklist as
    completed
    

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14. Looks repetitive
    •On Slack
    •discuss hypothesis
    •On Trello
    •create a card
    •assign card
    •On local
    •create a branch
    •do magic
    •push a branch
    •On Github
    • create a pull request
    • code review
    • merge pull request
    • Back to local again
    • deploy code
    • Back to Slack again
    • announce release in
    Slack
    • Finally on Trello
    • mark card / checklist as
    completed
    

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15. If its repetitive, we
    can automate!
    

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16. Looks good?
    •On Slack
    •discuss hypothesis
    •On local
    •create a card
    •assign card
    •create a branch
    •do magic
    •push a branch
    •create a pull request
    •code review
    •merge pull request
    •mark card / checklist
    as completed
    •On Slack
    • deploy code
    •announce release in
    Slack
    

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17. Lets begin!
    

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18. trello-flow
    

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19. trello-flow
    We uses a lot of Trello boards
    

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20. trello-flow
    •github.com/balvig/trello_flow
    •available commands:
    ‣ git open 

    # Open relevant card/all users card in browser
    ‣ git start

    git start 

    # choose card, assigns self & creates branch
    ‣ git finish 

    # checks off task, opens PR
    ‣ git cleanup 

    # cleans up merged card branches
    

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21. Demo
    

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22. Some element of code
    reviews can be
    automated
    

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23. •github.com/bbatsov/rubocop
    •Ruby static code analyzer
    •enforce styleguide
    •run in development
    

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25. •houndci.com
    •uses rubocop to review Ruby
    •supports various languages
    including js, coffeescript and
    scss
    •integrated with Github
    

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27. CP-8 Cookpad Bot
    

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28. CP-8 Cookpad Bot
    • github.com/balvig/cp-8
    • This little fella helps simplify
    your frequent labelling in Github
    • Deployable to Heroku
    

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29. CP-8 Cookpad Bot
    Opening a PR with "[WIP]" in the title adds WIP label
    

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30. CP-8 Cookpad Bot
    Approving changes adds Reviewed label
    

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31. CP-8 Cookpad Bot
    Tells you when a PR has no updates
    

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32. CP-8 Cookpad Bot
    Attach and moves Trello cards around
    

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33. capistrano-fiesta
    

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34. capistrano-fiesta
    •github.com/balvig/capistrano-
    fiesta
    •integrates Github pull requests
    and Slack
    •compiles list of github PR since
    last release
    

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35. capistrano-fiesta
    reads “Release note” in PR description
    

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36. capistrano-fiesta
    Sends slack
    announcement
    

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37. capistrano-fiesta
    compiles list of PR in github.com/[repo]/releases
    

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38. Ruby + Bot = Ruboty
    
    

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39. ruboty
    •github.com/r7kamura/ruboty
    •its a bot, built in Ruby
    •deployable to Heroku
    •supports various chat services
    and some DBs
    

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40. ruboty
    

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41. Everyday on Cookpad
    •Trello-flow
    •Rubocop and Hound
    •CP-8 Bot
    •Capistrano-fiesta
    •Ruboty
    

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42. Everyday on Cookpad
    •Trello-flow
    •Rubocop and Hound
    •CP-8 Bot
    •Capistrano-fiesta
    •Ruboty
    

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