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gulp-recipe-deployd

v0.1.0

Published

Recipe for Deployd integration

Downloads

4

Readme

gulp-recipe-deployd Dependency Status

NPM

gulp-recipe-loader Dependency Status

NPM

Easy Deployd integration

Tasks

dpd

Run Deployd server with its own MongoDB server if needed.

dpd:export

Dump db data to specified export path.

dpd:import

Import previously exported db data to mongo.

Configuration

Recipe specific

deployd.env

default: 'development' type: string

Environment variable of Deployd server. When set to "development" you do not need access key to open dashboard.

deployd.port

default: 2403 type: integer

Port for running Deployd server.

deployd.db

type: object

Configuration object for mongo connection.

deployd.db.host

default: undefined type: string

If host is undefined Deployd will run its own instance of mongod (you may set other params like port or database name). If you provide any hostname (even 'localhost'), Deployd will assume mongo server is already running, and will try to connect to it.

deployd.db.port

default: 27017 type: integer

Port of mongod server being used.

deployd.db.name

default: 'local' type: string

Name of mongo database being used. Please avoid names prefixed with dash (eg. '-deployd'), as there is bug in Command.js used internally by Deployd that will prevent it from running properly.

deployd.openDashboard

default: false type: boolean

If set to true, Deployd dashboard will be automatically opened in the browser when server is started.

Paths

paths.deploydApp

default: './dpd'

Deployd app directory path.

paths.deploydExport

default: './dpd/export'

Default directory for exports. Mongo dumps will be stored and restored from here.