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deployment-notifier

v2.0.4

Published

Sends notifications about deployments for a Git repo

Downloads

5

Readme

Deployment Notifier

Build Status Coverage Status

Lets you know when you should deploy and when the deployment is complete.

Useful when:

  • You need a human to make a decision of which version to deploy (if you want to do that when committing, look at semantic-release or similar).
  • You're using Slack
  • You have another webhook that also needs to record deployment

Environment variables

All environment variables are required.

Define to notify Slack

  • NODE_DEPLOYMENT_NOTIFIER_SLACK_WEBHOOK_URL: URL to the Slack webhook
  • NODE_DEPLOYMENT_NOTIFIER_SLACK_CHANNEL: Slack channel name to post messages to, e.g. #deployments
  • NODE_DEPLOYMENT_NOTIFIER_SLACK_USERNAME: Username to use when posting, e.g. Row Bot

Define for generic webhook

  • NODE_DEPLOYMENT_NOTIFIER_WEBHOOK_URL: URL to use when posting webhook with deployment info
  • NODE_DEPLOYMENT_NOTIFIER_WEBHOOK_BASIC_AUTH_USERNAME: Basic auth username for webhook
  • NODE_DEPLOYMENT_NOTIFIER_WEBHOOK_BASIC_AUTH_PASSWORD: Basic auth password for webhook

Usage

Install module globally:

npm install -g deployment-notifier

Suggest deployment

Sends Slack notification with a suggestion to make a deployment.

Includes changelog (since last deployment).

Usage

  Usage: deployment-suggestion [options]

  Options:

    -h, --help                             output usage information
    -N, --app-name <app name>              Application name
    -T, --latest-deployment-tag <git tag>  Name of tag for latest deployment
    -U, --deploy-url <url>                 URL where a deployment can be started

Example

$ deployment-suggestion --app-name "some app" --tag-name v1.0.0 

Record deployment

Sends message after a deployment has completed, to both Slack webhook and HTTP webhook.

Includes changes in the new version.

Usage

  Usage: deployment-completed [options]

  Options:

    -h, --help                               output usage information
    -N, --app-name <app name>                Application name
    -M, --message <release notes>            Release notes (required unless providing tags)
    -P, --previous-deployment-tag <git tag>  Name of tag for previous deployment
    -T, --deployment-tag <git tag>           Name of tag for latest deployment
    -E, --environment <target environment>   The environment deployment was targeted at

License

MIT