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firedeploy

v1.0.9

Published

Small CLI for deploying single page applications to Firebase.

Downloads

15

Readme

FireDeploy

FireDeploy is a small CLI tool which can also be used as a dependency module for deploying single page applications to Firebase from serverless environments. It is a lightweight alternative to firebase-tools that was built for environments that have memory constraints. I.E AWS Lambda, Google Functions. It does not rely on heavy dependencies such as firebase, firebase-tools(190M), firebase-admin and weighs < 10mb.

  • Does not rely on Firebase modules
  • Size < 10mb
  • Only has 7 dependencies
  • Can be used as a module dependency or as a CLI

Installation

Module Dependency

npm install firedeploy --save

CLI

npm install -g firedeploy

CLI

Example Usage :

$ firedeploy hosting -m "Message" -c "/fireDeploy/spec/test" -p "project name" -t "CI Token"

Module

Usage Example :

 const FireDeploy = require('firedeploy');
 let settings = {
     releaseVersion: "someversion",
     releaseMessage: "hello world!",
     cwd: "./path/to/index.html directory",
     projectId: "Firebase Project Name",
     token: "Firebase CI Token",
     debug: false
 };


 let fireDeploy = new FireDeploy(settings);

 fireDeploy.prepareUpload().then((preparedFiles) => {
     fireDeploy.upload(preparedFiles).then(_ => {
         fireDeploy.release().then(_ => {

         console.log("Done");

         }).catch((e) => {

         })
     }).catch((e) => {

     })
 }).catch((e) => {

 })

Supports Chaining

const FireDeploy = require('firedeploy');

 let settings = {

 };

 let fireDeploy = new FireDeploy(settings);
 fireDeploy
     .setVersion("new version")
     .setMessage("New Message")
     .setProjectId("firebaseProject")
     .setCWD("some/project/directory")
     .setToken("ciToken").prepareUpload().then((preparedFiles) => {
         fireDeploy.upload(preparedFiles).then(_ => {
             fireDeploy.release().then(_ => {




             }).catch((e) => {


             })
         }).catch((e) => {


         })
     }).catch((e) => {


     })

If you are experiencing any issues please create an issue ticket or send me a tweet. @notmilobejda