@angular-schule/ngx-deploy-starter
Deploy your Angular app to the file system directly from the Angular CLI!
Warning:
This is a sample project that helps you to implement your own deployment builder (ng deploy
) for the Angular CLI. The actual "deployment" is only a simple copy to another folder in the file system.Learn more at https://github.com/angular-schule/ngx-deploy-starter
Usage
Add @angular-schule/ngx-deploy-starter
to your project.
ng add @angular-schule/ngx-deploy-starter
Deploy your project to the file system.
ng deploy [options]
Options
The following options are also available.
--build-target
- optional
- Default:
undefined
(string) - Example:
-
ng deploy
– Angular project is built inproduction
mode -
ng deploy --build-target=test
– Angular project is using the build configurationtest
(this configuration must exist in theangular.json
file)
-
If no buildTarget
is set, the production
build of the default project will be chosen.
The buildTarget
simply points to an existing build configuration for your project, as specified in the configurations
section of angular.json
.
Most projects have a default configuration and a production configuration (commonly activated by using the --prod
flag) but it is possible to specify as many build configurations as needed.
This is equivalent to calling the command ng build --configuration=XXX
.
This command has no effect if the option --no-build
is active.
This option was called --configuration
in previous versions.
BEFORE (does not work):
ng deploy --configuration=test
NOW:
ng deploy --build-target=test
--no-build
- optional
- Default:
false
(string) - Example:
-
ng deploy
– Angular project is build in production mode before the deployment -
ng deploy --no-build
– Angular project is NOT build
-
Skip build process during deployment.
This can be used when you are sure that you haven't changed anything and want to deploy with the latest artifact.
This command causes the --build-target
setting to have no effect.
--target-dir
- optional
- Default:
/example-folder
(string) - Example:
-
ng deploy
-- App is "deployed" to the example folder (if existing) -
ng deploy --target=/var/www/html
-- App is "deployed" to another folder
-
This is one of the options you can freely choose according to your needs.
--base-href
- optional
- Default:
undefined
(string) - Example:
-
ng deploy
--<base href="/">
remains unchanged in yourindex.html
-
ng deploy --base-href=/the-repositoryname/
--<base href="/the-repositoryname/">
is added to yourindex.html
-
Specifies the base URL for the application being built.
Same as ng build --base-href=/XXX/
This is an example how to override the workspace set of options.
License
Code released under the MIT license.