gistploy lets you deploy a static homepage free and anonymously on github from your terminal.
It takes a index.html, inline all the css, js and images, and then create a gist anonymously on github.
it then uses rawgit.io to to solve the issue of github returning all it's raw content with content-type:'text' headers. gistploy finally uses git.io to generate a short url for you by doing some magic.
##Installation
npm install -g gistploy
##Usage
gistploy --help
Usage: gistploy -- deploy index.html from current directory and returns a short-url.
gistploy --public -- make the gist public
gistploy --help --h -- shows this help
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A CLI tool to anonymously and freely deploy your website
We found that gistploy 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.
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