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git-auto-deploy-ex

v1.3.7

Published

The little project for auto-deploying projects to a hosting

Downloads

30

Readme

Auto deploy project through GIT

It does auto deploy your site to hosting

Requirements

  1. PHP 5.4 or higher
  2. Access to perform shell commands
  3. Installed GIT on target hosting

Start to use through COMPOSER

The main using through composer.

  1. Install package:

    $ composer require optimistex/git-auto-deploy-ex
  2. Make file deploy.php with content:

    <?php
    require_once 'vendor/autoload.php';
    // Add secret code in the first parameter for protection
    (new \optimistex\deploy\DeployApplication('ytJHvMHFdTYUryDhmJkjFjFiYk'))->run();
  3. Configure WebHook for send request to:

     http://your.domain/deploy.php?key=ytJHvMHFdTYUryDhmJkjFjFiYk
        
  4. Visit page http://your.domain/deploy.php to check log history

Do not forget to change the secret code ytJHvMHFdTYUryDhmJkjFjFiYk

Start to use through NPM

If you making SPA and the files is located on a php hosting, then you can does auto deployment through the package.

  1. Install package:

    $ npm i git-auto-deploy-ex
  2. Make file deploy.php with content:

    <?php
    require_once '\path\to\DeployApplication';
    // Add secret code in the first parameter for protection
    (new \optimistex\deploy\DeployApplication('ytJHvMHFdTYUryDhmJkjFjFiYk'))->run();
  3. Configure WebHook for send request to:

     http://your.domain/deploy.php?key=ytJHvMHFdTYUryDhmJkjFjFiYk
        
  4. Visit page http://your.domain/deploy.php to check log history

Extended deploy with custom commands

For extended deployment make the file deploy.php with code:

<?php

use optimistex\deploy\DeployApplication;

require_once 'vendor/autoload.php';

(new DeployApplication('security_key'))->run([  // executing custom commands
    'git branch',                               // equal: $ git branch
    'git pull',                                 // equal: $ git pull
    'php' => 'composer.phar install',           // equal: $ php composer.phar install
    ['php' => 'yii migrate --interactive=0'],   // equal: $ php yii migrate --interactive=0
]);

The line 'php' => 'composer.phar install' is used for expanding "php" to absolute path. An absolute path is required because "php" doesn't work using relative path!