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push-gh-pages

v0.1.0

Published

Publish bundler output on the github repo root by running one command.

Downloads

3

Readme

Publish a static bundler output on a separate branch to host at GitHub Pages!

Getting Started

Build a static page. By the --dist argument specify the directory of the build output. If you want underscore files to work, add the --nojekyll argument.

npx push-gh-pages -d dist --nojekyll

Make sure you don't have a local branch named with the name of the target branch. Default name is page. Also, make sure you don't have anything important on this branch, in the repository. The previous state will be lost.

You can test the script on a fork of this project.

Arguments

-h, --help

A list of supported options.

-v, --version

A version of the script.

-b, --branch

Name of the branch you are pushing to. Default value page.

-d, --dist

The directory of the bundler ouput. Default value dist.

-r, --remote

The address or name of the remote to publish to.

Examples: https://github.com/hedge-code/nextra-docs-template.git or origin.

-m, --message

The given is a commit message on the page branch.

--nojekyll

"Adds a .nojekyll file to the page branch.

--silent

To not print warnings.