.travis.yml

language: python

sudo: false

cache:
  # Apparently if you override the install command that silently disables the
  # cache: pip support. This is less than ideal and I've opened up
  # travis-ci/travis-ci#3239 to hopefully get that addressed. For now I'll
  # manually add the pip cache directory to the build cache.
  directories:
    - ~/.cache/pip

env:
  global:
    # These two environment variables could be set by Travis itself, or Travis
    # could configure itself in /etc/, ~/, or inside of the virtual
    # environments. In any case if these two values get configured then end
    # users only need to enable the pip cache and manually run pip wheel before
    # running pip install.
    - PIP_WHEEL_DIR=$HOME/.cache/pip/wheels
    - PIP_FIND_LINKS=file://$HOME/.cache/pip/wheels

python:
  - "2.7"
  - "3.4"

addons:
  apt:
    packages:
    - libgdal1h
    - gdal-bin
    - libgdal-dev
    - libatlas-dev
    - libatlas-base-dev
    - liblapack-dev
    - gfortran
    - libgmp-dev
    - libmpfr-dev


cache:
  directories:
    - $HOME/.pip-cache/
    - $HOME/wheelhouse

before_install:
  - pip install -U pip
  - pip install wheel

install:
  - "pip wheel -r requirements.txt"
  # Actually install our dependencies now, this will pull from the directory
  # that the first command placed the Wheels into.
  - "pip install -e .[test]"

script:
  - py.test --cov riomucho --cov-report term-missing

after_success:
  - coveralls