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@markdomkan/publisher

v1.1.5

Published

The intention of this little project is do more easy upload and execute commands through ssh to set on production your projects.

Downloads

24

Readme

Introduction

The intention of this little project is do more easy upload and execute commands through ssh to set on production your projects.

installation

npm install --save-dev @markdomkan/publisher

Usage

Configuration (not necessary if use without ssh)

publisher.config.ssh = {
    host:'your_host',
    privateKey:'path/to/your/id_rsa',
    username:'username'
}

Types of commands

You can add 5 types of commands:

  1. command( command ): for execute commands in local like npm run build
  2. commandWithInput( command, questionMessage, customAnswerWord ): for execute commands with one question, like git commit -m.
  3. sshCommand( command ): for execute commands in remote machine. You must be configured ssh connection before
  4. sshCommandWithInput( command, questionMessage, customAnswerWord ): for execute commands in remote machine with one keyboard input. You must be configured ssh connection before
  5. sshDirCopy( local_dir, remote_dir ): for copy recursively directories from local to remote through ssh

To start to execute commands you must be call .execute()

All questions will be resolved before execute all commands

Example

const publisher = require('./publisher');

publisher.config.ssh = {
    host:'your_host',
    privateKey:'path/to/your/id_rsa',
    username:'username'
}

publisher
    .command('npm run build')
    .command("git add .")
    .commandWithInput('git commit -a -m "$answer"', "Commit Message")
    .command("git push origin master")
    .sshCommandWithInput('php artisan down --message "$answer"', "Laravel maintenance message")
    .sshCommand('git pull origin master')
    .sshCommand('php artisan up')
    .execute();