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ssh-watch-upload-webpack-plugin
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A webpack plugin that watches your changed files and uploads the newly compiled assets to an external server via SSH
A plugin that watches your files and uploads the newly compiled assets to an external server via SSH
npm i --save-dev ssh-watch-upload-webpack-plugin
yarn add --dev ssh-watch-upload-webpack-plugin
The plugin will hook into Webpack and upload emitted assets to a destination server using a basic SSH connection. Add the plugin to your Webpack config like this:
webpack.config.js
const SSHWatchUploadWebpackPlugin = require('ssh-watch-upload-webpack-plugin');
module.exports = {
entry: ...,
output: ...,
plugins: [
...,
new SSHWatchUploadWebpackPlugin({
mode: ...,
host: ...,
port: ...,
username: ...,
passphrase: ...,
privateKey: ...,
uploadPath: ...,
domain: ...,
openDomain: ...,
}),
],
};
Once configured, you can run Webpack in watch mode to activate the plugin:
npx webpack -w
yarn webpack -w
Alternatively, you can enable watch mode via the Webpack config:
webpack.config.js
module.exports = {
entry: ...,
output: ...,
watch: true, // Enable watch mode
plugins: [
...,
new SSHWatchUploadWebpackPlugin({...}),
],
};
When activated you will see the terminal generating logs:
[SSHWatchUpload] [22:01:48] Connected to server
[SSHWatchUpload] [22:01:49] Watching for changes...
After editing and saving a file while in watch mode you will see upload confirmation logs:
[SSHWatchUpload] [22:30:57] Uploading main.js...
[SSHWatchUpload] [22:30:57] Upload complete: main.js
You can pass a hash of configuration options to ssh-watch-upload-webpack-plugin
.
Allowed values are as follows:
Name | Type | Default | Description |
---|---|---|---|
mode | String | '' | Webpack build mode (production | development) |
host | String | '' | External server SSH domain |
port | Number | null | Port used to connect to the external server |
username | String | '' | Username used to connect to the external server |
passphrase | String | '' | Passphrase used to connect to the external server |
privateKey | String | '' | File path of the SHH private key file |
uploadPath | String | '' | Path on the external server where files should be uploaded |
domain | String | '' | Public facing domain of the server |
openDomain | Boolean | false | Flag to enable the browser to automatically open the domain once connected |
FAQs
A webpack plugin that watches your changed files and uploads the newly compiled assets to an external server via SSH
We found that ssh-watch-upload-webpack-plugin 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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