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Uploading

You should setup the uploading process, as it is quick and considerably less error prone.

Configuration

Your configuration file will setup each location (e.g. Demo and Live servers).

$config['upload.demo.source'] = 'git'; // or 'svn'
$config['upload.demo.location'] = 'demo:/www/demo/company.project';
$config['upload.demo.update'] = false; // or true, or array('project', 'framework')

$config['upload.live.source'] = 'demo';
$config['upload.live.location'] = 'live:/www/live/company.project';

Where source says where it comes from, on Demo this is usually 'git' or 'svn', otherwise it is the name of another location.

The location is the server name and path (separated with a colon), to simply say where it should go.

For example, you could get the Demo server to pull from the Stage server:

$config['upload.stage.location'] = 'stage:/www/stage/company.project';

$config['upload.demo.source'] = 'stage';
$config['upload.demo.location'] = 'demo:/www/demo/company.project';

SCM Updates

If the source uses 'git' or 'svn', then you should checkout the project and framework at the specified location.

The framework will then look at the update configuration:

• true will run the respective 'git pull' or 'svn update'.

• false will not do anything (it assumes there is another process in place to update).

• Or specify an array to only update the 'project' or 'framework' working directories.

Running

Simply run the following:

./cli --upload=demo
./cli --upload=live

You could even create a "tolive" function in your ~/.bash_login:

function tolive () {

    if [ -z "${1:-}" ]; then
        NAME=$(pwd | awk '{ sub("^/Volumes/WebServer/Projects/", ""); sub("/.*$", ""); print }');
    else
        NAME=$(echo "$1" | awk '{ sub("^[\.\/]*", ""); sub("[\.\/]*$", ""); print }');
    fi

    if [ -z "${NAME}" ]; then

        echo "Project Not Specified";

    else

        ROOT="/Volumes/WebServer/Projects/${NAME}/";

        if [ ! -d "$ROOT" ]; then

            echo "Project ${NAME} has not been checked out";

        elif [ -L "$ROOT/cli" ]; then

            $ROOT/cli --upload=demo
            $ROOT/cli --upload=live

        else

            echo "Project ${NAME} does is not setup to move to live";

        fi

    fi

}

Install scripts

After the files have been uploaded, you can create an install script to do any final setup:

/app/library/setup/install.php

/app/library/setup/install.sh

These rarely need to do anything though.

For example, the path for /a/files/ is usually setup though the Apache config... but if not, you could create a symlink:

#!/bin/bash

if [ -z $1 ]; then
    SERVER="stage";
else
    SERVER=$1;
fi

if [ "${SERVER}" == "live" ]; then
    cd "./app/public/a";
    ln -s "../../../files/" "./files";
fi