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propellantry

v0.0.7

Published

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Downloads

9

Readme

Ftp propellant


Build Status

A very simple and basic CLI for deployment through FTP with one command.

Usage

Firstly you have to run

npm install -g propellantry

or

yarn global add propellantry

then you simply run

propel init

to be guided through making deployfile.json

You will need to make a deployfile.json in the directory you are running the command.

It needs to contain:

- host

A string containing ftp server's hostname (along with port, if different than the default one.)

- user and password

Strings representing credentials. If no password is needed, leave it blank

- directory (object)

An object containing:

  • local - the directory you want to deploy (from your local machine) Defaults to "." (the directory from where the command is ran)
  • remote - the directory you want to deploy to (on the remote machine) . Defaults to "." (the root of FTP's account)

- include and exclude

Arrays containing names of files that you may wish to exclude/include from the deployed files. Files excluded by default are node_modules and .git, but they can be included if you wish to (use "include_git": true and analogously "include_node_modules": true)