maxrbaldwin/mothership

Node JS command line client to handle deploying apps with git webhooks

mothership's Issues

Add process handling (Twilio)

When a process exits or restarts or starts, send a message via twilio to phone.

mothership report

The idea is, if you have mothership installed locally, you can get information from your other motherships running on external servers.

• set external severs
• get reports from all in console.
• get reports from one in console.

command tree

commands: {
start: function(){}
set: {
secret: function(){}
}
}

Add update command

Should power down all apps (async), shutdown mothership, update it, start up mothership (use start command), then all of its apps.

Uninstall Custom Modules

Remove modules directory and unistall mothership-promises

mothership start

• starts mothership express app with PM2 on port 2328.
• checks if secret is in storage. console logs if not.

Create express app

• Has route "/mothership/githook" to catch pushes to github.
• Moves new git push to apps directory. Checks if old app exists. If it does, stops the app and then replaces it.
• Validates package.json, looks for "ms" key in package.json, sees if there is an port option. Default port is 80.

catches git push -> clones it -> checks for package.json and "ms" key -> stops old app -> moves old app to temp dir -> puts new app in old app's place -> does npm install -> starts new app -> removes old app.

Move Promises From Start

Create a directory in "cmds" called "promises," maybe in "utils" and breakdown the promises from the launch command into separate files.

mothership set secret

function that will set git webook secret in storage

Sockets For Local App

Create web sockets for the local app to let to dash know the current state of deployment.

Send ENV values

Need a system for passing env values between ships.

• Send them from local command line encrypted
• Deploy them as a file or in a DB
• Restart app.

Vagrant Up!

Add vagrant up to launch sequence

Check If Already Launched

Use PM2 to find out if mothership was already launched in the "launch" command.