Nodejs FTP deploy

Build and deploy a nodejs application (such as React, Angular, Vue ecc...).

From version 1.1.2, using DSDEPLOY_FTP_PREDEPLOY variable, you can deploy anything, even not a site.

Configuration

Create a .env.local file in your project directory with following variables:

Environment variable	Type	Description
DSDEPLOY_FTP_USER	string	Required. FTP username
DSDEPLOY_FTP_HOST	string	Required. FTP host
DSDEPLOY_FTP_PASSWORD	string	FTP password (prompted if none given)
DSDEPLOY_FTP_PORT	integer	FTP port (default 21)
DSDEPLOY_FTP_REMOTE_DIR	string	Remote directory name where file will be placed, will use the project directory name if not provided
DSDEPLOY_FTP_LOCAL_DIR	string	Local directory to upload, will look for the dist or build directory if not provided
DSDEPLOY_FTP_DELETE_REMOTE	integer	Set to 0 or 1 to delete remote files before upload (default 0)
DSDEPLOY_FTP_FORCE_PASSIVE_MODE	integer	Set to 0 or 1 to use passive mode (default 1)
DSDEPLOY_FTP_USE_SFTP	integer	Set to 0 or 1 to use SFTP (default 0)
DSDEPLOY_FTP_PREDEPLOY	string	Execute commands before deploy, you can define multiple commands to execute by separating them with a semicolon. If you don't want to execute any commands, set the variable to none (default: npm run build).

Example of a .env.local with default/example values

DSDEPLOY_FTP_USER=yourftpusername
DSDEPLOY_FTP_HOST=host.example.xyz
DSDEPLOY_FTP_PASSWORD=yourpassword
DSDEPLOY_FTP_PORT=21
DSDEPLOY_FTP_REMOTE_DIR=remote-directory
DSDEPLOY_FTP_LOCAL_DIR=dist
DSDEPLOY_FTP_DELETE_REMOTE=0
DSDEPLOY_FTP_FORCE_PASSIVE_MODE=1
DSDEPLOY_FTP_USE_SFTP=0
DSDEPLOY_FTP_PREDEPLOY="npm run build"

Usage

Use this command to deploy to your FTP server:

npx @dsabre/deploy-ftp

Optionally, you can pass the name of the environment variables file as a command parameter:

npx @dsabre/deploy-ftp .env

or with any name you want:

npx @dsabre/deploy-ftp myEnvFile.txt

Contributing

For contributions, issues and feature requests please check issues page.

Authors

• Daniele Sabre

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License

MIT