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auto-stage

v0.3.8

Published

a lightweight github webhook auto-staging script

Downloads

19

Readme

auto-stage

Automatically run your latest code after pushing to GitHub

What does it do?

auto-stage will run a web server that will listen for GitHub web hooks.
In particular, it will look for a push to a branch of your choosing.
Once it sees a push, it will automatically:

  1. git pull {remote} {branch}
  2. npm install
  3. stop the previous process
  4. npm start

Installation and Configuration

You will need to setup a GitHub Webhook.
Go to your repo's Settings -> Webhooks and services

Ensure:

  • the Content type is application/json
  • the Payload URL is correct.
  • Note: if you do not choose a port, the default port is 3000
  • the web server will be publicly accessible
  • the projectPath (see below) is a git repository and has git pull access to the remote code

Use it as a node_module:

npm install auto-stage --save

Usage

The module exports a single function which takes two parameters:

  • projectPath: a relative or absolute path to your project from your working directory.
  • options: A hash which accepts three optional values:
  • port: The desired port of the web server
  • remote: The git remote to use for use in git pull
  • branch: The remote branch for use in git pull
const stage = require('auto-stage');
var options = {
    port: 8080,
    remote: 'origin',
    branch: 'staging'
};

stage('/projects/my-app', options); 

Options

TODO

  • Use as a command line tool
  • Use the secret as provided in the Webhooks configuration

License

MIT