Screeps Deployer

Deploy code to Screeps from GitHub actions.

Note: Screeps deployer is currently under active development! I use it for my own deployments but if you do use it at this point be sure to have backups of your code available just in case!

Usage

Upload Manifest

Screeps Deployer looks for a file named screeps.yml in the root of your repository to determine how to upload your code to Screeps. Currently the only thing in the file is a list of modules as well as the files to upload for those modules.

An example file can be seen below:

modules:
  - name: main
    file: main.js
  - name: some.name
    file: some/name.js

Binary modules are also supported:

modules:
  - name: main
    file: main.js
  - name: app
    file: app.wasm
    binary: true

Action Configuration

The deployer uses a Screeps auth token to perform actions against the Screeps API. To provide this token to the action it's recommended to create a secret in your deployment repository called SCREEPS_TOKEN with a full access auth token. Next, add the action to your workflow:

action "Deploy to Screeps" {
  uses = "aphistic/screeps-deployer@master"
  secrets = ["SCREEPS_TOKEN"]
}

When added to a "push" workflow, Screeps deployer will then upload your code to a branch with the same name as the one pushed to the repository. For example, if you push to the branch dev in your GitHub repository your code will be uploaded to the dev branch in Screeps. The master branch is currently set to upload to the default branch in Screeps.