This gem provides a command line tool for uploading static websites to amazon/rackspace.
- Compares the md5 cheksum of each file before deciding to upload it.
- Automatically gzips non binary files.
- Sets appropriate HTTP metadata header information for serving html files.
- Content Type (text/css, image/png etc).
- Cache Control (public, max-age=31536000).
- Content Enconding (gzip).
- Ruby 1.9
gem install static_sync
In your project directory create a .static
file:
# What to upload
local:
directory: build
# Where to upload
remote:
provider: AWS
region: ap-southeast-2
username: my-aws-key
password: my-aws-secret
directory: my-aws-bucket
# Everything below this line is optional.
# What not to upload (ruby regular expression).
ignored: (psd|gz)$
# Number of seconds to cache each content type, defaults to no cache.
cache:
html: 31536000
javascript: 31536000
css: 31536000
image: 31536000
# If you wish to prevent modification of existing files.
# conflict_mode: 'fail'
# If you wish to prevent modification of existing files that are cached.
# conflict_mode: 'fail_if_cached'
And simply run the following command any time you want to upload.
static_sync
Very similar to the command line version except options can passed as a hash instead of being read from .static
require 'static_sync'
StaticSync.upload(
'local' => {
...
},
'remote' => {
...
}
)
You can reference environment variables in your .static
file like this:
remote:
provider: AWS
username: <%= ENV['S3_KEY'] %>
password: <%= ENV['S3_SECRET'] %>
directory: <%= ENV['S3_BUCKET'] %>
- Fork it
- Create your feature branch (
git checkout -b my-new-feature
) - Commit your changes (
git commit -am 'Add some feature'
) - Push to the branch (
git push origin my-new-feature
) - Create new Pull Request