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simploy

v1.0.4

Published

SimpleDeploy, A very simple CI/CD tool for personal and small team use. Effortless SSH deployment with environment and secret management.

Downloads

8

Readme

Simploy (SimpleDeploy)

Simploy is a super simple CI/CD deployment tool for personal and small team use. It lets you deploy your project to remote servers via SSH with minimal configuration, supporting environment separation and secret management.


Features

  • Easy setup: Just edit a config file and deploy
  • Environment/server support: Deploy to multiple environments and servers
  • Secret management: Keep sensitive values out of your repo
  • pnpm & npx ready: Fast install, instant usage

Installation

Global (recommended)

pnpm add -g simploy
# or
npm install -g simploy

One-time usage (no install)

npx simploy init
npx simploy deploy --env dev

Getting Started

1. Create config files

simploy init

This creates two files:

  • simploy.json (main config)
  • simploy.private.json (secrets, auto-added to .gitignore)

2. Example: simploy.json

{
  "environments": {
    "dev": {
      "servers": [
        {
          "name": "web",
          "ssh": {
            "host": "${DEV_WEB_HOST}",
            "port": 22,
            "user": "${DEV_WEB_USER}",
            "password": "${DEV_WEB_PASSWORD}"
          },
          "localPath": ".",
          "remotePath": "/home/ubuntu/app",
          "transferIgnores": ["node_modules", ".git", ".env"],
          "remoteIgnoresWhenClean": [".env"],
          "cleanShell": [
            "screen -S app -X quit"
          ],
          "shell": [
            "cd /home/ubuntu/app",
            "screen -dmS app",
            "screen -S app -X stuff \"npm ci; npm start\n\""
          ]
        }
      ],
      "variables": {
        "APP_NAME": "myapp"
      }
    }
  }
}

3. Example: simploy.private.json

{
  "DEV_WEB_HOST": "your.server.com",
  "DEV_WEB_USER": "ubuntu",
  "DEV_WEB_PASSWORD": "yourpassword"
}

Deploy

simploy deploy --env dev
# or
npx simploy deploy --env dev
  • Use --env to select environment (default: dev)
  • All servers in the environment will be deployed sequentially

CLI Commands

  • simploy init : Create config files
  • simploy deploy --env <env> : Deploy to the specified environment

Variable Usage

  • Use ${VAR_NAME} in any config or shell command
  • Values are replaced from both variables in simploy.json and all keys in simploy.private.json

Security

  • simploy.private.json is automatically added to .gitignore and should never be committed
  • Store all secrets (passwords, tokens, etc) in simploy.private.json

Contributing

Pull requests and issues are welcome!


License

ISC