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= Capfire
Inspired by http://github.com/blog/609-tracking-deploys-with-compare-view we , http://10to1.be, wanted the same for our deploys without having to copy paste each deploy script.
This gem adds a way to send a message to campfire after a deploy, in the message is the app-name, the github-compare view url and the deployer.
Since version 0.3.0 capfire will also check if the currently deployed version differs from the version you're about to deploy, aka see if you forgot to do a push before deploying. If this happens it'll also post a message to Campfire, since we all know public shaming JustWorks(tm).
== Install
gem install capfire
Now either the generator:
script/generate capfire -k "campfire_token" -r "chat_room" -a "campfire_account"
This will create a ~/.campfire file and add a line to your config/deploy.rb file.
Or do it by hand:
In your config/deploy.rb append require capfire/capistrano
, in your home folder create .campfire with the following contents
campfire: account: your_campfire_account token: your_campfire_token room: the_campfire_chatroom_to_post in message: "I (#deployer#) deployed #application# with `cap #args# (#compare_url#)"
From now on your deploys will send a message to Campfire containing the Github-compare view url.
== Options
Since it's initial release a few options have crept into capfire, take a look at `lib/capfire/capistrano' and look for cowsay, the same for the messages, they're all adjustable in your settings file. ' == Multiple Projects
Either run the generator (without options since you've arleady got a ~/.campfire file it won't complain) again or append by hand the require capfire/capistrano
line to your deploy file.
== Usage
After the install you're done. Really, do a cap deploy
and it should post to campfire.
If anoyone on the project doesn't have Capfire installed he won't notice a difference, no message will be sent.
== Note on Patches/Pull Requests
== Copyright
Copyright (c) 2010 Piet Jaspers 10to1. See LICENSE for details.
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We found that capfire demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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