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Netlify Deploy 🚗💨

License: MIT Twitter: @tinydevteam

Automatic Netlify builds on WordPress publish and update events.

Features

Requirements

Install

Usage

Request a webhook URL from Netlify to use to trigger builds (you can find the "Build hooks" section on your site dashboard at /settings/deploys#build-hooks).

Next, add the URL to your site .env variables and activate the plugin. Env variables are included in .env.example and below, for your reference:

Filters

netlify_posttypes

By default the plugin makes a run on the provided Netlify webhook when the standard WordPress posttypes post and page undergo a change in publish status.

If you would like to modify this you can do so by passing an array of desired posttypes to the netlify_posttypes filter.

netlify_webhooks

You can modify your webhooks at runtime using the netlify_hooks filter:

netlify_env_override

If you don't want to use env variables because you don't have a deployment strategy and enjoy living poorly you can hook into the netlify_env_override filter and pass the target webhook directly at runtime:

netlify_transitions

Change the post status transitions which trigger a build. Usage with the default values is shown below:

Author

👤 Tiny Pixel Collective, LLC

🤝 Contributing

Contributions, issues and feature requests are welcome!

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📝 License

This project is MIT licensed.

Copyright © 2019 Tiny Pixel Collective, LLC.

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