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corifeus-server-deployer
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Corifeus Server Deployer - Last
Issues / Support
This is an open source project. Time is a precious thing, so I have rarely time to give support and fix issues for someone else. I fix a bug, when I have an error that I need. If you got an issue, error or bug, I hope someone will have time to do it for you, otherwise, you are on your own.
Though, if I know the solution, I will tell you. Besides, core errors will be fixed by me.
If you want to extend, fix bugs or add in new features, I promptly merge pull requests or you can become a patrikx3 member.
Besides, when I can support, please note, I cannot support old versions, only the current/latest version.
Node Version Requirement
>=7.8.0
Built on Node
v8.1.2
The async and await keywords are required.
Install NodeJs:
https://nodejs.org/en/download/package-manager/
Updating
Since, I work full time, I can work only on weekends. Github updates are released only Sundays. Minor errors can be released any time, but reflects will be shown only in NPM.
Description
Pulls a web hook and executes custom commands for deployment. It is a Corifeus Server Module.
It is a composite module.
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Current
- Pure JavaScript
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Futures
- Queue with the Corifeus Server (via BULL)
- Live with SocketIO
- Roles
CORIFEUS-SERVER-DEPLOYER Build v1.1.302-31
FAQs
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The npm package corifeus-server-deployer receives a total of 76 weekly downloads. As such, corifeus-server-deployer popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that corifeus-server-deployer demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
Package last updated on 17 Jun 2017
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