GitHub Deploy Center (GDC)

GDC is a static website for showing your GitHub releases and deployments, and provides one-click deployment to any environment, powered by -your- GitHub Action workflows.

GDC is a fully static website and uses only local storage. No cookies, and nothing is sent to any server!
Application settings can be exported, shared and imported.
Monorepos are supported, with a flexible configuration flow for multiple applications in the same repo.

Getting started

To use GDC, you need a couple of things:

A GitHub Personal Access Token with the repo OAuth scope. You can create one here.
A way to create GitHub releases (preferrably automatically, e.g. through GH Actions). See the GDC Build and Publish workflow as an example.
A GitHub Workflow for deployment with the workflow_dispatch trigger.
- The workflow must accept the following inputs (names are customizable):
  - ref: Which release version to deploy (e.g. v1.0.3)
  - environment: Which environment to deploy to (e.g. dev, test or prod)
- The workflow must create a deployment for the same commit as the release, and update status on success or failure.
  - RECOMMENDED: If you create the deployment with the payload of {"workflow_run_id": ${{ github.run_id }}}, the deployment will be linked to the workflow run in the UI.
- See the GDC Deploy workflow as an example.

Hosting

The app is hosted in Azure at https://githubdeploy.z1.web.core.windows.net/, and will be kept updated to the latest version. If you want to host it yourself, you can build it for production with yarn build, then host the resulting static assets in build/ anywhere you like, e.g. Azure Blob Storage, Heroku, Google Cloud Storage.

Development

The app is built with:

Start locally

yarn
yarn start