shipitjs/shipit

Universal automation and deployment tool written in JavaScript.

Ingwie Phoenix

@IngwiePhoenix

Dont know, sorry :)

Jonah Werre

@jwerre

If I run a command with sudo how do I enter the password?

The command just stalls waiting for a password

RobinLinus

@RobinLinus

Hey Folks,
I am new to shipit, and I have a noob question: Do you push your builds into your normal source repo?
I thought this is bad practice, but I as I understand shipit expects you to have your "compiled" Webapp in your git, right?
or do you build your project on the server?
or do you push your build into a seperate git / branch ?

I already have a gulp build pipeline, and I thought with shipit it is easy to deploy the compilation to multiple servers

RobinLinus

@RobinLinus

or do you pull the project into the temp folder, build it there and deploy only the output afterwards?

Ingwie Phoenix

@IngwiePhoenix

@capira12 not really. You build your app in a temporary folder using shipit, and that gets deployd then. That, at least, is how I do it.

RobinLinus

@RobinLinus

@IngwiePhoenix so how do I integrate my gulptask into shipitjs?

Ingwie Phoenix

@IngwiePhoenix

I never work with gulp or grunt…i only use shipit because it automates a compile task and scp for me. so i dont have experience in this field, sorry ^^

RobinLinus

@RobinLinus

ah it is as easy as shipit.local('gulp build')

Ingwie Phoenix

@IngwiePhoenix

Probably. o.o

Josiah

@Josiah

I'm trying to create a shipitfile for deployment, but it looks like things are happening out of order. I've got a fetched event which updates npm modules but the deployment continues before this is finished.

More than likely I need to create a blocking task which prevents deployments from continuing, however I'm not sure how to hook that up to the fetched event.

Anyone got any pointers?

James

@jwhitmarsh

Here's what I did:

grunt.registerTask('npm:install', function() {
    var done = this.async();

    grunt.shipit.local('npm install', {
      cwd: grunt.shipit.config.workspace
    }).then(function() {
      grunt.shipit.emit('npm_installed');
      done();
    });
  });

that is just using grunts native async - http://gruntjs.com/creating-tasks#custom-tasks

that is called via

  grunt.shipit.on('fetched', function() {
    return grunt.task.run('npm:install');
  });

Josiah

@Josiah

@jwhitmarsh I ended up using the shipit-npm module which seems to have the issue solved and does exactly what I need

It would help if there was some kind of example documentation on how to do this though, as I'd imagine it's a quite common use case

Daniel Winter

@lucidlemon

hi there

i'd have a question as i'm not completely sure how shipit works

Diogo Afonso Barroso

@icylabsDev

hej guys how do I run tasks synchronously?

  shipit.task('install', function () {
    shipit.start(['build-server', 'prepare-admin','clean-admin', 'prepare-client','clean-client']);
  });

I want to run them in order

Ingwie Phoenix

@IngwiePhoenix

@icylabsDev You dont. x) Chain async callbacks...that is what you can do. Unfortunately, that is...

Greg Bergé

@neoziro

Hi, just for you information, I don't provide support for Windows, I don't have Windows environment to test so I can't, Windows support for Shipit is brought by community

Also I am not very active on Shipit because I don't use it right now, maybe in near future I will

For now if some user want to contribute actively on Shipit please let me know by sending me an email

Thanks all for using Shipit!

Diogo Afonso Barroso

@icylabsDev

thank you @IngwiePhoenix

Handonam

@handonam

hey guys, I have this super odd situation where I am trying to run npm install remotely

my npm installs just throw tons of errors, kind of like the node 0.12.x to node 4.x transition

but, if i run npm install while i'm on the destination machine, it runs fine

very bizarre, and I don't know where to look

i defininitely only have one version of nodejs installed, and that's 4.2

Handonam

@handonam

hm.. nevermind it seems like i can't do it over plain ssh at all

Handonam

@handonam

figured it out. it was a bash_profile issue. However I do have a question: I can't seem to run sudo commands over remote because it won't run the tty option. looking around, I can't seem to find how to enable it for shipit. thoughts?

Handonam

@handonam

ah, looks like this is the issue. I have to start the command with "sudo" because of this regex: https://github.com/shipitjs/ssh-pool/blob/master/lib/connection.js#L56

that's a little odd

Handonam

@handonam

hm.. shipitjs doesn't seem as active as i'd hoped for. oh well

Naveen Singh

@w0w

my shared tasks suddenly stopped working

      shared: {
        overwrite: true,
        dirs: [
          'keys'
        ],
        files: [
          {
            path: 'server/config.production.json',
            overwrite: false,
            chmod: '755',
          },
          'server/datasources.production.json'
          ]
    }

Leandro Isotton

@lisotton

Hellow, someboby online?

Yury Chernikov

@biperch

hi all

Greg Bergé

@neoziro

Hi, I am sorry I don’t have so much time to take care of Shipit, if someone want to be a maitainer, please tell me

Amol

@amolc

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@amolc

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Eric Howard

@thelucre

is it possible to deploy directly to a folder, without adding a releases folder?

Luke Bond

@superkaleider

Hey guys. Just started using shipit, really like it! I have a question though. What would be the best way of maintaining a directory in my project, for example, say in the root of the project there is an api/uploads folder. How would i make sure that when i deploy a new release that folder and its contents get copied to the new release? any help would be really appreciated. Thanks.

Humberto Ribeiro

@inforserver2

hey guys, is possible to deploy angular 2 apps with shipit?

Fabian Becker

@halfdan

@inforserver2 I don't see why not

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