factorial-io/fabalicious

This package is abandoned and no longer maintained. No replacement package was suggested.

deployment system based on fabric

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Package info

github.com/factorial-io/fabalicious

Language:Python

Type:composer-plugin

pkg:composer/factorial-io/fabalicious

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  • composer-plugin-api: ^1

MIT 0d2051cd790e0c22d6de148a491821c7e7b5c755

This package is auto-updated.

Last update: 2020-08-30 01:23:52 UTC

README

Fabalicious is deprecated in favor of phabalicious which is available in a stable version now. Fabalicious will only receive important bugfixes.

How does fabalicious work in two sentences

Fabalicious uses a configuration file with a list of hosts and ssh and optionally tools like composer, drush, git, docker or custom scripts to run common tasks on remote machines. It is slightly biased to drupal-projects but it works for a lot of other types of projects.

Fabalicious is using fabric to run tasks on remote machines. The configuration-file contains a list of hosts to work on. Some common tasks are:

  • deploying new code to a remote installation
  • reset a remote installation to its defaults.
  • backup/ restore data
  • copy data from one installation to another
  • optionally work with our docker-based development-stack multibasebox

Documentation

You'll find extensive documentation in the docs-folder or here