callerc1/shipit-npm

Npm tasks for shipit.

shipit-npm

A set of tasks for Shipit used for npm specific tasks on deploy.

Inspired by the capistrano/composer extension.

Features:

• Triggered on the updated or fetched event from shipit-deploy
• Has a direct pass though task to npm cli
• Works via shipit-cli and grunt-shipit

Install

npm install shipit-npm

Usage

Just simply run: (This triggers the npm task on the deploy updated or fetched event. No additional config necessary.)

shipit staging deploy

Or you can run the tasks separatly :

shipit staging npm:init npm:install
shipit staging npm:run --cmd "update"

Options shipit.config.npm

npm.remote

Type: Boolean Default: true

A Boolean to determine whether to run the task in local workspace or on the remote.

npm.installArgs

Type: Array or String Default: []

An array or string specifying npm args passed to the npm install cmd.

npm.installFlags

Type: Array or String Default: []

An array or string specifying npm flags passed to the npm install cmd.

npm.triggerEvent

Type: String,Boolean Default: updated or fetched (depending on npm.remote value)

An event name that triggers npm:install. Can be set to false to prevent the npm:install task from listening to any events.

Example shipitfile.js options usage

module.exports = function (shipit) {
  require('shipit-deploy')(shipit);
  require('shipit-npm')(shipit);

  shipit.initConfig({
    default: {
      npm: {
        remote: false,
        installArgs: ['gulp'],
        installFlags: ['-g']
      }
    }
  });
};

Workflow tasks

• npm
  • npm:init
    • Emit event "npm_inited".
  • npm:install
    • Runs npm install (with any Args npm.installArgs or Flags npm.installFlags defined in options)
    • Emit event "npm_installed"
  • npm:run
    • Runs npm command.

Event flow:

• on Event "deploy" (shipit-deploy initialized)
  • Runs npm:init
  • on Event "npm_inited"
    • Runs npm:install (Triggered on the updated or fetched event from shipit-deploy or by a custom npm.triggerEvent as mentioned above.)

License

MIT