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thedeploy-check

v0.1.0

Published

Will this repository deploy? Finds what it runs, what's missing (with the fix), committed secrets, and what it would cost in your own cloud. Free, no account.

Downloads

166

Readme

deploy-check

Will this repository deploy? One command tells you:

  • the services it found, and how each one builds, starts and listens
  • what would stop a deploy, each with the fix for your framework
  • the environment variables you'll need to supply
  • committed secrets, and secret keys compiled into browser code
  • what it would cost a month in your own DigitalOcean, AWS, Google Cloud or Azure account

Free, no account, no dependencies. Built by The Deployer.

Use it

npx thedeploy-check                       # the git repository you're in
npx thedeploy-check ./apps/web            # another local repository
npx thedeploy-check github.com/you/app    # a public repository

Options:

| Option | What it does | |---|---| | --json | Print the whole result as JSON | | --summary <file> | Append a Markdown summary, for example to $GITHUB_STEP_SUMMARY | | --fail-on <when> | Exit 1 when the verdict is needs-work, almost (almost or needs work), when secrets are found, or never (default) | | --quiet | Don't print progress | | --api <url> | A different check service address; also DEPLOY_CHECK_API |

Exit codes: 0 checked, 1 checked and --fail-on matched, 2 couldn't check.

GitHub Action

name: Deploy check
on: [push, pull_request]
jobs:
  deploy-check:
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
    steps:
      - uses: actions/checkout@v4
      - uses: Avinash147-1193/deploy-check@v0
        with:
          fail-on: secrets

The result appears in the job summary.

What is sent, and what is kept

The checks run on The Deployer's free check service, so this tool stays small and never needs updating when a check improves.

  • A public repository: only its address is sent. The service reads the public repository itself, and the result gets a shareable page at thedploy.com/check.
  • A local repository: a git archive of HEAD is sent. That holds your committed files only: never uncommitted changes, files git ignores, or the .git history.
    • The check is private. Only this run holds the key to read it, and there is no public page, badge or share card.
    • The uploaded archive is deleted as soon as the check finishes.
    • The report is deleted after seven days.
    • Uploads are capped at 20 MB compressed.
  • Secrets: they are reported by kind and place (file and line). The tool never prints their values or previews, so they stay out of CI logs.

Deploy it

When it's ready, The Deployer deploys it into your own cloud account, with HTTPS, health checks and monitoring. Your first app is free.

License

MIT