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Informations about the package laravel-self-updater

Laravel Self-Updater

This provides automatic self-update functionality for Laravel 4.x projects using git with a central git server that supports webhooks (like Github or Gitlab).

What it does

The updater is triggered by a POST request executed by the git server when a push occurs. Once triggered it does:

  1. Checks that the push was to the branch it is configured for
  2. Fire pre-update event listener
  3. Checks tree status to make sure it is clean before pulling
  4. Execute git pull.
  5. Get the current commit hash (for display purposes)
  6. Get the list of commits pulled.
  7. Rebuild optimized class file (clear-compiled, dump-autoload, optimize)
  8. Run all migrations
  9. Fire post-update event listener
  10. Optionally notify of the update status by email

Requirements

Install

Require this package in your composer.json and run composer update (or run composer require vetruvet/laravel-self-updater:dev-master directly):

"vetruvet/laravel-self-updater": "dev-master"

After updating composer, add the ServiceProvider to the providers array in app/config/app.php

Configure

To customize the configuration, run the following command:

Configuration options:

To customize the update notification email, run the following command:

Now, set up the webhook in your git server to point to the route specified in the configuration (/trigger_update by default) and you're done!

Event Listeners

Planned Features

Feature suggestions are welcome and much appreciated.

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laravel/framework Version 4.*
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