dwupload

Upload a storefront cartridge to a Demandware WebDAV server from command line.

Who do I talk to?

• Maintainer: @intel352
• Commerce Cloud Community Slack

Contributing

1. Create a fork, if you don't already have one
2. Ensure your fork is caught up (message from Bitbucket shows up on your fork main page, if you are not current on commits)
3. Create a new branch in your fork to hold your changes
4. Submit a pull request

Installation

:; npm install -g dwupload

Instead of installing this as a global npm package, you can install it locally and access it as ./node_modules/.bin/dwupload.

Usage

# uploading a cartridge
:; dwupload --hostname example.demandware.net --username admin --password password --cartridge app_storefront_core  --code-version version1

# uploading file(s) using configuration in `dw.json`
:; dwupload --file path/to/app.js --file path/to/style.css

# watch for file changes and upload automatically
:; dwupload watch --cartridge app_storefront_controllers

# delete a file, with root option
:; dwupload delete --file rootDir/path/to/file --root rootDir

# 2-factor authentication
:; dwupload --hostname cert.example.demandware.net --username admin --password password --p12 admin.p12 --passphrase passphrase
:; dwupload --hostname cert.example.demandware.net --p12 admin.12 --passphrase passphrase --self-signed

# get version information
:; dwupload version

In case you're running the command within an other directory than the cartridges directory, don't forget to use the --root option (in the command or in the dw.json file) See --help for more information.

Exclude patterns

Exclude patterns can be declared via the -x or --exclude flag. This work for both file and folder exclude patterns. For example:

*.swp
**/node_modules/**

Please note that the ** after the folder name is important. Without it, child directories of node_modules would still be included.

Config file

Instead of passing command line options every single time, you can store your config options in a dw.json file in the current working directory instead. For example:

{
        "hostname": "example.demandware.net",
        "username": "user",
        "password": "password",
        "cartridge": ["cartridgeA", "cartridgeB"],
        "root": "path/to/root",
        "code-version": "version2",
        "p12": "path/to/file.p12",
        "passphrase": "passphrase"
}

Command line options will always override the options declared in the config file.