# NAME

Teamcity::Executor - Executor of TeamCity build configurations

# SYNOPSIS

   use Teamcity::Executor;
   use IO::Async::Loop;

   my $loop = IO::Async::Loop->new;
   my $tc = Teamcity::Executor->new(
       credentials => {
           url  => 'https://teamcity.example.com',
           user => 'user',
           pass => 'password',
       },
       build_id_mapping => {
           hello_world => 'playground_HelloWorld',
           hello_name  => 'playground_HelloName',
       }
       poll_interval => 10,
       loop => $loop,
   )

   $tc->register_polling_timer();

   $tc->run('hello_name', { name => 'TeamCity' })->then(
       sub {
           my ($build) = @_;
           print "Build succeeded\n";
           my $greeting = $tc->get_artifact_content($build, 'greeting.txt');
           print "Content of greeting.txt artifact: $greeting\n";
       },
       sub {
           print "Build failed\n";
           exit 1
       }
   );

   $loop->run();

# DESCRIPTION

Teamcity::Executor is a module for executing Teamcity build configurations.
When you execute one, you'll receive a future of the build. Teamcity::Executor
polls TeamCity and when it finds the build has ended, it resolves the future.

# LICENSE

Copyright (C) Avast Software

This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the same terms as Perl itself.

# AUTHOR

Miroslav Tynovsky <[email protected]>

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