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+language: lisp

+sudo: required

+

+env:

+  matrix:

+    - LISP=abcl

+    - LISP=allegro

+    - LISP=sbcl

+    - LISP=sbcl32

+    - LISP=ccl

+    - LISP=ccl32

+    - LISP=clisp

+    - LISP=clisp32

+    - LISP=cmucl

+    - LISP=ecl

+

+matrix:

+  allow_failures:

+    # CIM not available for CMUCL

+    - env: LISP=cmucl

+    # issue #16

+    - env: LISP=allegro

+

+# either use a local install.sh script or install it via curl. Feel

+# free to simplify this section in your own .travis.yml file.

+install:

+  - if [ -x ./install.sh ] && head -2 ./install.sh | grep '^# cl-travis' > /dev/null;

+    then

+      ./install.sh;

+    else

+      curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/luismbo/cl-travis/master/install.sh | sh;

+    fi     

+

+# this serves as an example of how to use the 'cl' script (provided by

+# CIM) to test your Lisp project. Here, we're using the RT framework

+# to do unit testing; other frameworks will have different ways of

+# determining whether a test suite fails or succeeds.

+script:

+  - cl -e '(ql:quickload :stream-provider)'

+  - cl -e '(ql:quickload :stream-provider)

+           (asdf:test-op :stream-provider)';

+    [ $? -eq 1 ]