Deploy static files with Travis-CI to your own server.

Add the gem to your Gemfile or gemspec.

gem "travis-custom-deploy", "~> 0.0.6"

To use travis-custom-deploy with Travis-CI you need to define environment variables. I recommend to use secure environment variables with Travis-CI. The best way to do that is to use travis gem:

gem install travis
cd my_project
travis encrypt DEPLOY_HOST="your-hostname.com" --add
travis encrypt DEPLOY_USERNAME="username" --add
travis encrypt DEPLOY_PASSWORD="password" --add
travis encrypt DEPLOY_REMOTEDIR="/path/to/deploy/" --add

To trigger the deployment you have to add the following line to your ~/.travis.yml file:

after_success: bundle exec travis-custom-deploy sftp _site/

Example:

language: ruby
rvm: 2.0.0
env:
  global:
  - secure: <hash>
  - secure: <hash>
  - secure: <hash>
  - secure: <hash>
script:
- bundle exec jekyll build --trace
- bundle exec ./script/htmlcheck

after_success: bundle exec travis-custom-deploy sftp _site/

The protocol to use to transfer the files to the remote server.

Necessary environment variables:

• DEPLOY_HOST
• DEPLOY_USERNAME
• DEPLOY_PASSWORD
• DEPLOY_REMOTEDIR

Example:

after_success: bundle exec travis-custom-deploy sftp files/

There are predefined services available. For example if you want to deploy a Jekyll page you can write:

after_success: travis-custom-deploy sftp service:jekyll

Services currently availble:

Service  File
-------- -------
jekyll   _site/

Licensed under the MIT license.

Jens Nazarenus, 2014