An GitHub Action to TearDown surge.sh projects that match a regex

Required The regex to match the surge list line.

Example regex:

• [2-9] months ago to teardown all projects that have not been touched in the last 2-9 months.

Example lines:

• 1576772346647 docs.406.nuxt.schul-cloud.surge.sh 8 minutes ago surge surge.sh Standard
• 1576695082855 docs.391.nuxt.schul-cloud.surge.sh 22 hours ago surge surge.sh Standard
• 1576612447133 docs.409.nuxt.schul-cloud.surge.sh 2 days ago surge surge.sh Standard
• 1559388376652 docs.191.nuxt.schul-cloud.surge.sh 7 months ago surge surge.sh Standard

run surge list to list all your currently active projects

If set to true or 1, no changes will be made to your surge account. Instead the teardown command will be logged to the console.

The env variable SURGE_LOGIN must be defined. This is usually your surge.sh email.

The env variable SURGE_TOKEN must be defined. You can get your token by running npx surge token in your command line.

uses: adrianjost/actions-surge.sh-teardown
with:
  regex: '[2-9]+ months ago'
env:
  SURGE_LOGIN: ${{ secrets.SURGE_LOGIN }}
  SURGE_TOKEN: ${{ secrets.SURGE_TOKEN }}

name: Surge Teardown
on:
  schedule:
    # * is a special character in YAML so you have to quote this string
    # run every month
    - cron: "0 0 1 * *"
jobs:
  surge-teardown:
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
    steps:
      - name: teardown
        uses: adrianjost/actions-surge.sh-teardown
        with:
          # teardown projects older than 2 months
          regex: '[2-9]+ months ago'
        env:
          SURGE_LOGIN: ${{ secrets.SURGE_LOGIN }}
          SURGE_TOKEN: ${{ secrets.SURGE_TOKEN }}

Please follow the Angular commit message guidelines to create meaningfull release changelogs.

Run: env INPUT_DRYRUN=true node ./index.js for testing. You might have to install the surge package first (npm i -g surge)