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shipit-captain

Run Shipit tasks from Gulp, or any task runner. Includes Inquirer.js prompts, CLI arguments, customized logging, and more.

Why?

Shipit comes with its own CLI, but I wanted to integrate Shipit tasks into our existing task workflow, be it Gulp, Grunt, or anything else.

shipit-captain will let you easily do things like set default environments, log confirmation prompts, and easily integrate into Gulp tasks.

Install

$ npm install --save shipit-captain

Usage

You can organize your config files any way you like. Below is my preference, as it still allows shipit-cli commands to work, as well as those intended for shipit-captain. The only requirement is you must separate your shipit.config exports.

Example shipitfile.js

module.exports = require('./config/shipit').init;

Example config/shipit.js

var config = {
  default: {
    workspace: '/tmp/github-monitor',
    deployTo: '/tmp/deploy_to',
    repositoryUrl: 'https://github.com/user/repo.git',
    ignores: ['.git', 'node_modules'],
    keepReleases: 2,
    deleteOnRollback: false,
    key: '/path/to/key',
    shallowClone: true
  },
  staging: {
    servers: 'user@myserver.com'
  }
};
module.exports.config = config;
module.exports.init = function(shipit) {
  require('shipit-shared')(shipit);
  shipit.initConfig(config);
}

Example gulpfile.js

var gulp = require('gulp');
var shipitCaptain = require('shipit-captain');

// With no options, will run shipit-deploy task by default.
gulp.task('shipit', function(cb) {
  shipitCaptain(shipitConfig, cb);
});

// Run other after Shipit tasks are completed 
gulp.task('myTask', ['shipit'], function(cb) {
  console.log('Shipit tasks are done!');
  cb();
});

// Pass options 
var options = {
  init: require('config/shipit').init,
  run: ['deploy', 'clean'],
  targetEnv: 'staging',
}

gulp.task('deploy', function(cb) {
  shipitCaptain(shipitConfig, options, cb);
});
// 

API

captain(shipitConfig, [options], [cb])

shipitConfig

@param {object} shipitConfig

The config object you would normally pass to shipit.initConfig.

Gulp example:

gulp shipit -e production

options.run

@param {string|string[]} [options.run=[]]

A string or array of strings of Shipit tasks to run. If not set, user will be prompted for a task to run from all available tasks.

Users may set options.run manually, or by passing the -r or --run argument via the CLI. If set via CLI, comma-separate multiple tasks names.

Gulp example:

gulp shipit --run deploy,myOtherTask

options.availableEnvs

@param {string[]} [options.availableEnvs]

By default this will be set to any environments defined in shipitConfig. This shouldn't normally need to be set.

options.confirm

@param {boolean} [options.confirm=true]

Set to false to bypass the confirmation prompt.

options.logItems

{function} [options.logItems(options, shipit)]

Gulp example:

var options = {
  logItems: function(options, shipit) {
    return {
      'Environment': options.targetEnv,
      'Branch': shipit.config.branch,
    };
  },
};

gulp.task('shipit', function(cb) {
  shipitCaptain(shipitConfig, options, cb);
});

options.init

{function} [options.init(shipit)]

Require Shipit plugins or anything else you would have in your shipitfile.

shipit.initConfig will be called automatically if it has not already been called.

Gulp example:

var options = {
  init: function(options, shipit) {
    require('shipit-deploy')(shipit);
    require('shipit-shared')(shipit);
  }
};

gulp.task('shipit', function(cb) {
  shipitCaptain(shipitConfig, options, cb);
});

cb

{function} cb

Optional callback function, called when all Shipit tasks are complete.

var gulp   = require('gulp');
var shipitCaptain = require('shipit-captain');

gulp.task('shipit', function(cb) {
  shipitCaptain(shipitConfig, cb);
});

License

MIT © Tim kelty