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deploy-fast

v0.2.4

Published

deploy your project easily

Downloads

6

Readme

Introduction

deploy your project easily.

Install

npm i deploy-fast -g

Usage example

deploy  deploy_env [-C || --config] config_file

config_file example:

  {
    test: {
      host: 'http://127.0.0.1',
      ...
    },
    pro: {

    },
    ...
  }

deploy_env should be put into config_file first. for example, you can type deploy test or deploy pro now.

deploy_env example:

  • host: FTP host, default is localhost
  • user: FTP user, default is anonymous
  • pass[word]: FTP password, default is anonymous@
  • port: FTP port, default is 21
  • dest: destination
  • log: Log function, default is null
  • timeOffset: Offset server time by this number of minutes, default is 0
  • parallel: Number of parallel transfers, default is 3
  • maxConnections: Maximum number of connections, should be greater or

API


deploy --help

Contributing

We welcome all contributions, please submit any ideas as pull requests or as a GitHub issue.

Licence

MIT