.travis.yml

services:
- docker

env:
  # Use GAME_NAME to set your game's name. It is being used
  # throughout this file for naming exported artifacts.
  # This will, for example, create an "Awesome Game.exe"
  # Also set the Godot version you want to use here. Supported Godot versions can be
  # found here: https://cloud.docker.com/u/gamedrivendesign/repository/docker/gamedrivendesign/godot-export/tags
  # If your version is not available, please open an issue here: https://github.com/GameDrivenDesign/docker-godot-export
  - GAME_NAME="Awesome Game" GODOT_VERSION="3.2.3"

install:
- docker pull "gamedrivendesign/godot-export:${GODOT_VERSION}"

# Each of the following lines exports the game for a given platform.
# You can specify the platform in the EXPORT_NAME variable
# The exported game will be written to the folder specified after the second "-v" flag
# "-v $(pwd)/output/html5:/build/output" writes the exported game to  the "output/html5" folder.
#
# Make sure that you have created an `export_presets.cfg` file with all necessary export
# templates (HTML5, Linux/X11, Windows Desktop, Max OSX) as described in the Godot documentation:
# https://docs.godotengine.org/en/3.1/getting_started/workflow/export/exporting_projects.html
script:
- wget https://tombeckmann.de/c/punk-wolf-licensed.zip
- unzip punk-wolf-licensed.zip
- mv punk-wolf-licensed/* sounds/
- rm -rf punk-wolf-licensed punk-wolf-licensed.zip
- docker run -e EXPORT_NAME="HTML5"           -e OUTPUT_FILENAME="index.html"           -v $(pwd):/build/src -v $(pwd)/output/html5:/build/output   "gamedrivendesign/godot-export:${GODOT_VERSION}"
- docker run -e EXPORT_NAME="Linux/X11"       -e OUTPUT_FILENAME="${GAME_NAME}"         -v $(pwd):/build/src -v $(pwd)/output/linux:/build/output   "gamedrivendesign/godot-export:${GODOT_VERSION}"
- docker run -e EXPORT_NAME="Windows Desktop" -e OUTPUT_FILENAME="${GAME_NAME}.exe"     -v $(pwd):/build/src -v $(pwd)/output/windows:/build/output "gamedrivendesign/godot-export:${GODOT_VERSION}"
- docker run -e EXPORT_NAME="Mac OSX"         -e OUTPUT_FILENAME="${GAME_NAME}-mac.zip" -v $(pwd):/build/src -v $(pwd)/output/mac:/build/output     "gamedrivendesign/godot-export:${GODOT_VERSION}"

# Now comes deployment related code.
# To make this work, you need to set a GITHUB_TOKEN environment variable through
# the TravisCI web ui. For more information take a look at the TravisCI docs:
# https://docs.travis-ci.com/user/deployment/pages/#Setting-the-GitHub-token

# This creates zip files from the exported game builds for the
# three desktop platforms
before_deploy:
- zip -j "${GAME_NAME}-linux.zip"   output/linux/*
- zip -j "${GAME_NAME}-windows.zip" output/windows/*
# No need to zip the mac game, because it already is a zip
- cp -R output/mac/* .

deploy:
# The following block is responsible to upload the zip files
# created above to GitHub Releases whenever a new git tag
# is created.
- provider: releases
  skip-cleanup: true
  api_key: $GITHUB_TOKEN
  file:
    - "${GAME_NAME}-linux.zip"
    - "${GAME_NAME}-windows.zip"
    - "${GAME_NAME}-mac.zip"
  on:
    # Create GitHub Releases for new git tags
    # regardless of the branch.
    all_branches: true
    tags: true

# The following block is responsible for pushing the HTML5 version of the game
# to GitHub Pages. To do so, Travis will commit the contents specified in "local-dir"
# to a "gh-pages" branch in your repository. It will then be accessible at:
# username.github.io/reponame if your repo is at github.com/username/reponame.
- provider: pages
  skip_cleanup: true
  github_token: $GITHUB_TOKEN
  local_dir: output/html5
  on:
    # This will only update the game with new commits from the master branch
    # You can optionally only update the game on new git tags.
    branch: master
    # tags: true