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Package ftp-deployment
Short Description A tool for automated deployment of web applications to an FTP server.
License BSD-3-Clause GPL-2.0 GPL-3.0
Homepage https://github.com/dg/ftp-deployment
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FTP Deployment: smart upload
FTP deployment is a tool for automated deployment to an FTP server.
There is nothing worse than uploading web applications to FTP server manually, using tools like Total Commander. (Although, editing files directly on the server and then trying to keep some kind of synchronization is even worse ;-)
Once the process is automated, it costs you a fraction of time and minimizes the risk of error (didn't I forget to upload some files?). There are lots of sophisticated deploying techniques available today, but many people are still using FTP. This tool is designed for them.
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How it Works
FTP Deployment is a script written in PHP and will automate
the entire process. Just say which local folder to upload and where. This
information is stored in a deployment.ini
text file, which you can associate
with deployment
script, so deployment will become a one click thing.
And what does the deployment.ini
file contain? Only the remote
item is required, all the others are optional:
In the config file you can create multiple sections (like [my site]
), so you may have separate
rules for data and for application.
Configuration can also be stored in a PHP file.
In test mode (with -t
option) uploading or deleting files is skipped, so you can use it
to verify your settings.
Item ignore
uses the similar format to .gitignore
:
Before the upload starts, after it finishes and after all jobs, you can execute commands or call your scripts on
the server (see before
, afterUpload
, after
), which can, for example, switch the server to a maintenance mode.
If you use PHP config, you can run lambda function with deployment environment:
Syncing a large number of files attempts to run in (something like) a transaction: all files are
uploaded with extension .deploytmp
and then quickly renamed.
An .htdeployment
file is uploaded to the server, which contains MD5 hashes of all the files and
is used for synchronization. So the next time you run deployment
, only modified files are uploaded
and deleted files are deleted from server (if it is not forbidden by the allowDelete
directive).
Uploaded files can be processed by a preprocessor. These rules are predefined: .css
files
are compressed using the clean-css and .js
are minified by UglifyJS or UglifyES (both via Node.js tool).
There is also a rule for expanding mod_include Apache directives.
For example, you can create a file combined.js
:
This tool will combine scripts together and minify them with the Closure Compiler to speed-up your website.
Installing FTP Deployment
FTP Deployment 3.6 requires PHP 8.0 or later. It also requires openssl extensions for ftps:// and SSH2 extension for sftp:// connections.
The easiest way to obtain FTP Deployment is to download a single PHAR file.
If you want to use minification, install Node.js, UglifyJS 3 for JavaScript minification and clean-css for CSS minification.
Or you can install it using Composer:
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