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Package flight
Short Description Flight is a remote development tool that enables your existing local tools to work with code in remote environments.
License MIT
Homepage https://sitepilot.io
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Flight ✈
Introduction
Flight is a remote development tool that enables your existing local tools to work with code in remote environments. It helps you to manage your projects, execute remote commands, work with remote containers and enables real-time file synchronization using Mutagen.
Installation
Downloading the phar file is the recommended installation method for most users. Before installing Flight, please make sure your environment meets the minimum requirements:
- UNIX-like environment (Linux, MacOS, WSL)
- PHP 8.1 or later
- Mutagen
Next, check the phar file to verify that it’s working:
To use Flight from the command line by typing flight, make the file executable and move it to somewhere in
your PATH. For example:
Getting Started
Run flight init within a local project folder to create a Flight configuration file. The configuration will be stored
in <project-root>/flight.yml.
Configuration
The table below contains a list of all configuration options supported by Flight.
| Key | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
host |
- | The remote SSH host |
port |
22 | The remote SSH port |
user |
root | The remote SSH user |
shell |
bash | The remote SSH port |
path |
- | The remote project path |
container.name |
- | The remote container name |
container.user |
root | The remote container user |
container.shell |
bash | The remote container shell |
database.ssh |
false | Connect to the database via SSH |
database.type |
mariadb | The database type (e.g. mariadb, mysql, microsoftsqlserver) |
database.host |
<env>.host |
The database host |
database.port |
3306 | The database port |
database.name |
- | The database name |
database.user |
- | The database user |
database.password |
- | The database user |
sync.ignore |
- | A list of files and folders to ignore |
links.* |
- | A list of external project links (key-value) |
Example
Commands
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
flight init |
Initialize configuration |
flight config |
Display the configuration |
flight shell |
Start a remote shell |
flight shell --host |
Start a remote shell to the host (when using a remote container) |
flight folder |
Open project folder in explorer / finder |
flight open {link} |
Open a project link in the default browser |
flight db |
Open database in TablePlus |
flight db --show |
Show database connection string (for import in TablePlus) |
flight sync |
Start / resume file synchronization |
flight sync:status |
Display file synchronization status |
flight sync:pause |
Pause file synchronization |
flight sync:terminate |
Terminate file synchronization |
flight sync:list |
Display all file synchronization sessions |
flight artisan {command} |
Run a Laravel Artisan command |
flight wp {command} |
Run a WPCLI command |
flight compose {command} |
Run a Docker Compose command |
flight up {options} |
Alias for the docker compose up command |
flight down {options} |
Alias for the docker compose down command |
Updating
You can update Flight with sudo flight self-update, or by repeating the installation steps.
All versions of flight with dependencies
illuminate/support Version ^10.3
illuminate/validation Version ^10.3
laravel-zero/framework Version ^10.0
laravel-zero/phar-updater Version ^1.3
nunomaduro/termwind Version ^1.15
symfony/yaml Version ^6.2