Widgetbook Cloud x Bitbucket
If you want to use Widgetbook Cloud with your existing Bitbucket repository, here's a step-by-step guide to help you get started.
Setup Widgetbook Cloud Project
Create a new project in Widgetbook Cloud by importing your Bitbucket repository. You might need to connect your Bitbucket account to Widgetbook Cloud to access your repositories.
Add API Key as a Variable
Add
WIDGETBOOK_API_KEY
to your Bitbucket's Pipeline Variables.Create Bitbucket Pipeline
To upload a Widgetbook Build for each new commit in your repository, you need to setup up a pipeline in Bitbucket that runs on every push.
Create a new Bitbucket pipeline file in your repository under
bitbucket-pipelines.yml
with the following content:image: ghcr.io/cirruslabs/flutter pipelines: default: - step: name: Build Widgetbook script: # Bootstrap App - flutter pub get - flutter gen-l10n # Bootstrap Widgetbook - cd widgetbook - flutter pub get - dart run build_runner build -d - flutter build web artifacts: - widgetbook/build/web/** - widgetbook/.dart_tool/build/generated/** - step: name: Deploy Widgetbook script: - dart pub global activate widgetbook_cli - export PATH="$PATH":"$HOME/.pub-cache/bin" - cd widgetbook - widgetbook cloud build push --api-key "$WIDGETBOOK_API_KEY"
Create a Merge Request
To test out if everything works properly, create a new branch and push a commit to it, then submit a PR with the new branch. After the build upload finishes, a commit status will be added to your PR once the Widgetbook Review is ready.