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# MagicRecipes Some capistrano-recipes for our deployment .. still in development! Code is inspired by: - [Ryan Bates](https://github.com/ryanb) .. [railscast #337](http://railscasts.com/episodes/337-capistrano-recipes) = some of the recipes - [Sergey Nartimov](https://github.com/lest/capistrano-deploy) = the load mechanism ## Usage add magic_recipes to your Gemfile ```ruby gem 'magic_recipes', :require => nil ``` install the gem ```ruby $ bundle install ``` run the generator ```ruby $ rails g magic_recipes:capify ``` edit 'config/deploy' enjoy some magic! ## ToDo´s - add tests (rspec+cucumber) - make expect-cap-task (bin/*_cap) - **improve:** passenger, unicorn rbenv, postgesql, nodejs, gems, db, git, rvm - **add:** puma, varnish, search-stuff, vps-stuff ## Ready and in use .. but not tested - nginx - thin - assets - private_pub ... needs [nginx_tcp_proxy_module](https://github.com/yaoweibin/nginx_tcp_proxy_module) for nginx - *sqlite* ... this is more for test & try pupose (save .sqlite and copy to current after deploy) ## More .. ( special feature ) There's also an Except-Script (bin/git_cap) which is great if you use a private-git-repository ... so you don't need to provide your git-username and git-password twice every deploy. **Usage** ```ruby $ rails g magic_recipes:git_cap # => from app folder .. copy git_cap file $ git_cap git_name git_password # => from app folder .. start silent depoy ``` or add an alias in ~/.profile | ~/.bash_rc ```ruby alias git_deploy='./git_cap git_name git_password' ``` and start with ```ruby $ git_deploy ``` ### Licence This project rocks and uses MIT-LICENSE.
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