#uberdeploy

The easiest way to deploy projects to your server.

$ uberdeploy create firstProject
$ cd firstProject
$ uberdeploy deploy

All you need is git, ssh, a server where you can login via ssh and a project which likes to be deployed.

##Install

Copy & paste to shell & enter

The following code downloads install.sh which will start a guided installation on your machine. After that, you are ready to use uberdeploy. =)

bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/platdesign/uberdeploy/master/install.sh)"

##Example

Switch to a folder where you want to place your project

$ cd ~/allMyProjects

Initialize a new project.

$ uberdeploy create myProject

Switch to your new project.

$ cd myProject

Make some changes, add files/directories - simply work on your project... When you are ready for deployment you only have to execute:

$ uberdeploy deploy

That's it! =) Uberdeploy will do the rest for you.

For another example look at uberdeploy-nodejs-sampleapp. This could be used as base for nodejs-applications. Have a special look at the deploy/post-receive-file as an approach to handle a service which controls your app.

##Commands

• create

  Example: uberdeploy create or uberdeploy create myApp

  Guides you through the process of creating a new project folder.

• deploy

  Example: uberdeploy deploy

  Deployes your project to given remote server by commiting changes, pushing the repository, checking out the worktree and calling deploy/post-receive from your project files. deploy/post-receive gives you the opportunity to customize your deployment-process.

• destroy

  Example: uberdeploy destroy

  Destroyes a project guided.

• init

  Example: uberdeploy init or uberdeploy init myApp

  Creates a new project folder without remote-connection.

• update

  Example: uberdeploy update

  Checks for a new release of uberdeploy and updates your local version.

• log

  Example: uberdeploy log

  Displayes projects log file from remote.

##Options

Option	Description
-v / --version	Displays the current version installed on your machine.
-h / --help	Displays the help page.

##.uberdeploy Each project has a file .uberdeploy where you can configure and specify the behaviour of your project on the remote server.

Syntax

<KEY> : <VALUE>;
or
<KEY>: '<VALUE>';

Supported Options

Option	Description	Example
WORKTREE	Defines a second directory, which will be checked out after each deployment on the remote server.	/var/www
RUN	If you have set a RUN-command, uberdeploy will create a service-file in your remote project folder on each deployment. A service-file could be used to controle your app by a system-service.	node app.js

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