sync-glitch-cli

Sync changes in your GitHub repository to glitch.com

It pushes changes from a GitHub repository to glitch.com. It does NOT pull changes from glitch.com to GitHub. If you want to sync two-way between a Glitch and a GitHub repository, Please consider to use garethx/glitch-github-sync.

Heads-up! It uses undocumented API so it can be changed without any notice. However, I am making efforts to know whether it works or not with test-sync-glitch-cli. It executes test every day with TravisCI. It helps my recognise as soon as possible if it could be wrong. I am looking forward to official API. :unicorn:

Install

npm install sync-glitch-cli --save-dev

Usage

How to get required environment variables

1. Open your project on Glitch

2. Open devtool and click the Network tab

3. Select Project name > Advanced Options > Import from GitHub

4. You can find a request URL which starts from https://api.glitch.com/projects/githubImport ~:

   

5. It has three params. These params are what you need.

How to set environment variables

You have to set the following environment variables:

• GLITCH_PROJECT_ID (the Glitch project id.)
• GLITCH_TOKEN (the Glitch token)
• GH_REPO (the GitHub repo. e.g sotayamashita/sync-glitch-cli)

GLITCH_PROJECT_ID='' GLITCH_TOKEN='' GH_REPO='' ./node_modules/.bin/sync-glitch

Enable debug logs:

GLITCH_PROJECT_ID='' GLITCH_TOKEN='' GH_REPO='' DEBUG=sync-glitch* ./node_modules/.bin/sync-glitch

with Travis CI

# .travis.yml
after_success:
  - sync-glitch

Enable debug logs:

# .travis.yml
after_success:
  - DEBUG=sync-glitch* sync-glitch

• The Build Lifecycle
• Environment Variables

Troubleshooting

• [ ] Ensure your repository is NOT empty