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Angular CLI addon. Publish to any gh-pages branch on GitHub (or any other branch on any other remote).
Made for Travis-CI. Brought to you by the angular2buch.de team!

About

This is similar to the normal github-pages:deploy command. But by design, the command is limited to the gh-pages branch of the same repository.

In contrast to this, the Angular2Buch/angular-cli-ghpages addon is able to push to any branch on any repository. It's build on top of tschaub/gh-pages. This addon works great on Travis-CI. No git credentials must be set up in before. Specific environment variables of Travis-CI are evaluated, too. You will like it!

angular-cli-ghpages was sucessfully tested against angular-cli: 1.0.0-beta.11-webpack.2.

Installation & Setup

This addon has the following prerequisites:

Node.js 4.x
Git 1.7.6 or higher
Angular project created via angular-cli

To install this addon run the following command:

cd <your-angular-cli-project>
npm install angular-cli-ghpages --save-dev

Usage

Execute ng ghpages in order to deploy the project with a production build.

Usage:

ng ghpages [OPTIONS]

Options

--repo

optional
default: url of the origin remote of the current dir (assumes a git repository)

By default, gh-pages assumes that the current working directory is a git repository, and that you want to push changes to the origin remote. If instead your script is not in a git repository, or if you want to push to another repository, you can provide the repository URL in the repo option.

--message

optional
default: Auto-generated commit

The commit message, must be wrapped in quotes.
Some handy additional text is always added, if the environment variable process.env.TRAVIS exists (for Travis CI).

Example:

ng ghpages --message="What could possibly go wrong?"

--branch

optional
default: gh-pages

The name of the branch you'll be pushing to. The default uses GitHub's gh-pages branch, but this can be configured to push to any branch on any remote.

--name & --email

optional
default: value of git config user.name and git config user.email

If you are running the command in a repository without a user.name or user.email git config properties (or on a machine without these global config properties), you must provide user info before git allows you to commit. In this case provide both name and email string values to identify the committer.

--silent

optional
default: true (boolean)

Suppress logging. With silent true log messages are suppressed and error messages are sanitized.

This option should be used if the repository URL or other information passed to git commands is sensitive and should not be logged (== you have a public build server). By default the silent mode is enabled to avoid sensitive data exposure.

--dir

optional
default: dist

Directory for all published sources, relative to the project-root.
Most probably no change is required here, useful together with --skip-build. This option can be used to deploy completely different folders, which are note related at all to angular. (Hint: usual angular-cli config is ignored here!)

AND ALSO: Output path for the build, if a build is done.

--target

optional
default: production
alias: t

Build target (development or production), see Build Targets and Environment Files.

--environment

optional
default: prod
alias: e

Environment file to be used with that build (dev, prod or own), see Build Targets and Environment Files.

--skip-build

optional
default: false (boolean)

Skip building the project before deploying, useful together with --dir.

--dotfiles

optional
default: true (boolean)

Includes dotfiles by default. When set to false files starting with . are ignored.

Extra

For your convenience, the addon will recognize the environment variable GH_TOKEN and will replace this pattern in the --repo string. Please do NOT disable the silent mode if you have any credentials in the repository URL! Read more about Github tokens here.

In example, the following command runs on our Travis-CI:

ng ghpages --repo=https://GH_TOKEN@github.com/organisation/your-repo.git --name="Displayed Username" --email=mail@example.orf

You have to treat the GH_TOKEN as secure as a password!

License

Code released under the MIT license.