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grunt-teamcity-deploy

v0.1.6

Published

Custom grunt plugin for teamCity and autodeploy source

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Readme

grunt-teamcity-deploy

Custom grunt plugin for teamCity and autodeploy source

Getting Started

This plugin requires Grunt ~0.4.5

If you haven't used Grunt before, be sure to check out the Getting Started guide, as it explains how to create a Gruntfile as well as install and use Grunt plugins. Once you're familiar with that process, you may install this plugin with this command:

npm install grunt-teamcity-deploy --save-dev

Once the plugin has been installed, it may be enabled inside your Gruntfile with this line of JavaScript:

grunt.loadNpmTasks('grunt-teamcity-deploy');

Custom "teamcity-deploy" task

Overview

There are 3 task for auto-deploying (contains 3 tasks):

// 1) Copy zip-pack of project to ENV from TeamCity 
$ grunt deploy:development:[env]
// 2) Start web-server and unit-tests checking on TeamCity
$ grunt deploy:development:tests
// 3) Run web-server on ENV (without testing) for showing in browser
$ grunt deploy:development

We have 2 TeamCity projects:

1) Development/Web/Client — just for run tests

grunt tasks for it: Task-1. Copy to ENV from TeamCity command: bash $ grunt deploy:development:[env] where [env] is: dev, stb, nxt, cli, * ([env] getting from TeamCity build-params) targets: — remove old pack dir and zip file inside — make new pack dir — compress project to new zip pack — copy zip pack to auto-deploy server path (like so: /u03/deploy/dev/hoothoot/)

Task-2. Start for run tests on TeamCity 
    command:
        ```bash
        $ grunt deploy:development:tests
        ```
    targets:
        — change host of nodejs-server from 'localhost' to 'hs-ws-tkachenko.local' (by uname -n)
        — start server
        — run jasmin/sencha unit-tests throw phantomjs 

2) Environment/Deployment/Client — for shows in browser

Task-1. Run on ENV
    command:
        ```bash
        $ grunt deploy:development
        ```
    targets:
        — change host of nodejs-server from 'localhost' to 'hs-ws-tkachenko.local' (by uname -n)
        — start server

Grunt configuration:

grunt.initConfig
    deploy:                                                          // deploy task
         development:                                                // deploy:development configeration (it is just a task, and could be more then one) 
             options:
                 compress:
                     dir: "packer"
                     archive: "packer.zip"
                     includes: '.'
                     excludes: '.git/**\\*  node_modules/**\\*'
                 copyTo:                                              // full path will be: /u03/deploy/[env]/hoothoot/
                     server: "/u03/deploy/"
                     env: "*" 
                     dir: "/hoothoot/"

                 startServerTasks: ['connect:server']                // run server tasks 

Options

compress

compressing pack option

dir

compressing pack option

archive

creating dir for copy zip pack

includes

path witch files/dirs include to zip pack

excludes

path witch files/dirs NOT include to zip pack

copyTo

where to copy for auto-deploy full path will be: /u03/deploy/[env]/hoothoot/ where [env] may be: dev, stb, nxt, cli,

server

part of path to copy (part1: server)

env

part of path to copy (part2: environment. It gets from run task, like so: grunt deploy:development:nxt )

dir

part of path to copy (part3: dir or project)

startServerTasks

run server tasks

Contributing

In lieu of a formal styleguide, take care to maintain the existing coding style. Add unit tests for any new or changed functionality. Lint and test your code using Grunt.

Release History

2014-06-03 v0.1.5 final works tasks 2014-06-02 v0.1.0 base task scheme created