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gh-deploy

v0.2.3

Published

2 years ago

A one-liner to kick-start static pages, using GitHub Pages (aka gh-pages), from zero to a working, deployed page

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gh-deploy

A one-liner to kick-start static pages, using GitHub Pages

This module will:

Create a new repo, following GitHub Pages convention
Add a stub index.html
Clone the repo into the current folder
Open the GitHub page in the browser, once the page is ready

As a result you will:

Have a deployed HTML page on GitHub
Have a cloned Git repository, ready to make further changes

Installation

npm install -g gh-deploy

Demo

Part I - Hello World (19 seconds) (a little outdated - there are no input arguments anymore - the wizard asks about them)

Part II - Deploy Todo MVC (36 seconds)

Usage

gh-deploy

The wizard asks about the following items:

GitHub username
GitHub password
Page name - name of the github repository. This defines the page URL

Page URL

GitHub offers two options for page URLs:

http://username.github.io - use username.github.io as the reponame
http://username.github.io/reponame - use any other reponame

Credit

Inspired by microstatic and awestruck

Release History

0.1.0 Initial release
0.2.0
- Wizard-like interface
- Open the page when ready