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node-hatch

v0.0.2

Published

Prepare easily your deployments on FTP using GIT

Downloads

2

Readme

Hatch

Prepare easily your deployments on FTP using GIT.

Installation

$ npm install node-hatch

Usage

  1. Créer un fichier qui va représenter le projet à déployer. Ex: example.js
  2. Configurer le fichier
  3. Utiliser la commande ci-dessous :
$ node example {stage} {current-commit} {wanted-commit}

Example

$ node example production 71ee79dcd013f2d8f2686fe143f7d5214c07e3aa 4be9e00861866367b31798efddffd2fd44ee28bb