GitHub Actions Workflow Generator

Generate a CI workflow

Setting up continuous integration means writing a workflow file with the right structure, and a first one is easy to get wrong. This generator produces GitHub Actions CI workflows for Node.js, PHP and Python projects, so you start from a working configuration.

Why a generated workflow helps

A CI workflow checks out code, sets up the language, installs dependencies and runs tests on every push, and the YAML that describes this has a specific structure with steps that must be correct and in order. Writing it from scratch means learning the syntax and the right actions for your stack. Generating a workflow for your language gives a working starting point that runs the standard build-and-test pipeline, which you then extend. It is far faster than assembling it from documentation, and it avoids the syntax errors that stop a workflow before it runs.

A working CI to build on

It runs entirely in your browser, so nothing you paste is uploaded and the result is yours to copy straight into a project, which lets you work on private code and data without anything leaving your machine.

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