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azw

v0.0.3

Published

One command Azure deploy

Downloads

1

Readme

azw

This is a proof of concept and only covers the happy path. This wraps the az webapp up command. This has no useful error handling.

Up and Running.

  1. Install az
  2. Install the webapp extension
  3. Log in to az by running az login
  4. Install azw by running npm install --global azw

Use

azw

Node project

This is the only command that works. No flags. No other commands. If azw detects a package.json, it will attempt to deploy your project and run whatever npm start says to do. See here how to set that up. Make sure you run npm install locally since it won't run that in the cloud. If you do not have process.json which is needed for pm2 then it will generate one for you.

Static project

If you do not have a package.json, it assumes you want to do a static site deploy. This will create a package.json for you, auto-generate a project name, npm install, generate a process.json and then deploy it. It uses the serve to do so which supports deep linking.

⚠️ Warning ⚠️

This is a proof concept. It will likely not be maintained. Since its proxying the output from the Python scripts, sometimes the spinner can freak out.