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wh-s3-branch-deploy

v1.0.3

Published

Wrapper around WebHook Build/Deploy.

Downloads

6

Readme

WH S3 Branch Deploy

A utility module for deploying WebHook projects to S3 static site, informed by the current git branch.

Run this command while on master branch, and wh deploy will be executed.

Run this command while on any other branch, and the S3 deploy will be executed.

Piggyback on WebHook

S3 deploy will run grunt build, and sync the resulting .build directory to an S3 bucket that is named after the current git branch, or defined bucket.

For example. You are working on feature/apiIntegration of bigProject. Running wh-s3-branch-deploy from the root of your WebHook project will build your project, and sync your .build directory to a an S3 bucket named bigProject-feature-apiIntegration, and will give you a URL to visit your site: bigProject-feature-apiIntegration.s3.amazonaws.com.

wh is a peer dependency. As it will rung wh deploy or wh build on yourbehalf.

Install

npm install wh-s3-branch-deploy

Usage

Requires AWS credentials & a prefix.

var Deploy = require('wh-s3-branch-deploy');
var opts = { aws: { key: '', secret: '' },
			 prefix: '' };

Deploy(opts);

Optionally, you can add a bucket key to your options to use to define your own bucket to deploy to, instead of one based on the current git branch.

var opts = { aws: { key: '', secret: '' },
			 prefix: '',
			 bucket: '' };