ember-cli-deploy-navis-pack

An ember-cli-deploy plugin pack for deploying to Navis.io.

Installs everything you need to get started deploying.

Setup

From the root of your ember application's repository:

ember install ember-cli-deploy@beta
ember install git+ssh://github.com/AgilionApps/ember-cli-deploy-navis-pack.git

This installs the following plugins:

• ember-deploy-navis
• ember-cli-deploy-build
• ember-cli-deploy-git-info
• ember-cli-deploy-display-revisions

Deploy Config

To deploy you will need two pieces of information from Navis:

1. Your Navis.io appKey. This is available on the view application screen. The appKey is unique per application, per environment.
2. Your Navis.io deploy credentials, the userKey and userSecret. These are available on your profile page. Your user credentials are used for all Navis apps.

You will typically want to export your user credentials as environmental vars.

In ~/.zshrc or ~/.bashrc (or similar):

### Navis creds
export NAVIS_USER_KEY="<your-navis-deploy-key>"
export NAVIS_USER_SECRET="<your-navis-deploy-secret>"

Now edit the config/deploy.js that was generated during install to add your appKey.

Navis Asset Hosting

By default ember-deploy-navis will upload your assets to the navis asset host. You can disable this behaviour by setting uploadAssets to false.

To take advantage of the assets you must prepend your navis asset host path onto asset URLs. Add the following to ember-cli-build.js or Brocfile.js:

var app = new EmberApp({
  fingerprint: {
    prepend: '//cdn.navis.io/<your app_key>/'
  }
});

You are now ready to deploy!

Usage

Available commands:

• ember deploy:list to see the list of existing builds
• ember deploy to deploy your application for development
• ember deploy --environment production to deploy your application for production
• ember deploy:activate --revision <VERSION> to activate a specific revision