Get started with RWX

RWX is the CI/CD platform for high velocity teams.

What You'll See in CI Runs

• Test Failures: Some tests are intentionally designed to fail to demonstrate test result reporting
• Linting Errors: The source code contains various ESLint violations (missing semicolons, unused variables, etc.)
• Debugging: A task that demonstrates RWX's debugging capabilities

Step 1: Install the CLI

With RWX, you can run tasks without having to push to a git repository. The easiest way to get started is by using the CLI to initiate runs locally.

Mac OS

Install via homebrew:

brew install rwx-cloud/tap/rwx

Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL)

Install via homebrew:

brew install rwx-cloud/tap/rwx

Linux

Download the latest release on GitHub for your platform and architecture. Move the binary into a directory on your PATH and make it executable.

Step 2: Authenticate with the RWX CLI

You'll need to log in to use the CLI. To initiate the authentication process, run:

rwx login

You can verify you've authenticated successfully by running:

rwx whoami

Step 3: Kick off your first run

This repository contains a real Node.js project with intentional issues. Clone this repository and run the sample-run.yml workflow. Or if you'd prefer, check out the documentation to learn how to write your own workflows.

git clone git@github.com:rwx-cloud/ci-examples.git

cd ci-examples

rwx run -f .rwx/sample-run.yml --title "Sample Run" --open

You can run this example run multiple times, and you'll see that, on subsequent runs, some redundant tasks are cached.