Add support for Atom Package Manager?

[keplersj]

Would it be feasible to add support for the Atom Package Manager? It seems to be fairly similar to Node Package Manager, in fact under the hood APM uses NPM for dependency management.

There are a lot of Atom packages using Travis for testing right now, I think it'd be awesome to use Travis to deploy new versions as well.

[SpainTrain]

@kepler0 Can you set the env var ATOM_ACCESS_TOKEN to your access token via web ui for the project, then create a deploy step in the .travis.yml that runs `apm publish ? (https://docs.travis-ci.com/user/deployment/)

[SpainTrain]

Agree that native support like with npm would be fantastic!

[joshk]

I'd love to have native support be built into Travis. We would be happy to provide advice on how this can be done if someone wants to help contribute?

[keplersj]

I'm familiar with Ruby. Could you give me some pointers on this API, and how to test it?

[BanzaiMan]

@kepler0 Look inside lib/dpl/provider directory for examples.

[keplersj]

There is working code for this. Implemented with #401 and demoed in linter-clang.

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[keplersj]

For Google Searchers from the future, I was able to implement this sort of functionality outside of dpl using semantic-release and @semantic-release/apm-config. I recommend going this route if you're looking for Continuous Deployment with APM.