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dtux-kangaroo

v1.0.7

Published

treasure chest

Downloads

2

Readme

dtux-kangaroo

Install

npm i dtux-kangaroo -g

Usage

roo backup

backup resource on origin machine

  • -c --config | use specified config (OPTIONAL)
roo backup 

roo backup -c  [which roo.config.js]

roo.config.js

module.exports={
  local:{
    resourceDirectory:'<your local resource directory>'
  },
  origin:{
    host:'<your origin machine - ip>',
    username: '<your origin machine - username>',
    password: '<your origin machine - password>',
    backupDirectory:'<resource directory on your  origin machine>',
  }
}

roo nginx

change config about nginx

  • -c --config | use specified config (OPTIONAL)
roo nginx 

roo nginx -c  [which roo.config.js]

roo.config.js

module.exports={
  local:{
    nginxConfigFilePath:'<where you generate nginx config >',
  },
  origin:{
    host:'<your origin machine - ip>',
    username: '<your origin machine - username>',
    password: '<your origin machine - password>',
    nginxConfigFilePath:'<nginx config used by your project on your origin machine >'
  },
  nginxConfig:{
    serverName:'<project name>',
    publicPath:'<nginx static directory>',
    port:'<nginx start  port >'
  }
}

roo port

find ports in used

  • -c --config | use specified config (OPTIONAL)
  • -p --port | check that is specified port in used (OPTIONAL)
roo port //show info about all port in used 
roo port -c [which roo.config.js]
roo port -p 8080 //show info about the specified port

roo.config.js

module.exports={
  origin:{
    host:'<your origin machine - ip>',
    username: '<your origin machine - username>',
    password: '<your origin machine - password>'
  },
}

roo publish

publish web application

  • -c --config | use specified config (OPTIONAL)
roo publish
roo publish -c [which roo.config.js]

roo.config.js

module.exports={
  local:{
    resourceDirectory:'<local resource dsirectory>'
  },
  origin:{
    host:'<your origin machine - ip>',
    username: '<your origin machine - username>',
    password: '<your origin machine - password>'
    resourceDirectory:'<resource directory on your origin machine >',
    nginxConfigFilePath:'<nginx config used by your project on your origin machine >'    
  },
  nginxConfig:{
    port:'<nginx start  port >'
  }
}

Warning

  1. If you do not use -c or --config,you should create a file named roo.config.js in project root;