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-- {{{1 File : README Maintainer : Felix C. Stegerman <flx@obfusk.net> Date : 2012-11-01 Copyright : Copyright (C) 2012 Felix C. Stegerman Version : v0.1.0 -- }}}1 === NB === {{{1 Nap is still in beta (< v1.0.0), not fully tested and I can't make any guarantees regarding backward-compatibility. It seems to work well enough (we use it in production at the company I work at), and I don't intend to break compatibility unless there's a compelling reason to do so. Have fun. }}}1 === Description === {{{1 nap - nightmare(less) application platform nap is a configurable and extensible set of tools and templates that makes it easier to manage and deploy web applications. * Have new apps running in seconds. * Get a quick overview of running apps. * Update an app in seconds with a single command. * Allow developers to have their apps updated automatically when they push their code to the server (using git). }}}1 === Usage === {{{1 See also doc/type-{ruby,clj,...}. === The nap command === {{{2 nap { <command> [<arg(s)>] | help [<command>] } nap new <name> <type> <repo> [<opt(s)>] nap bootstrap <name> nap update <name> nap start <name> nap stop <name> nap restart <name> nap status <name> [ -q | -s ] nap info <name> [ -q ] nap log <name> <subcommand> ... === Commands === {{{3 new Creates a new app with <type>, cloned from <repo>. Options: vcs=... default is git branch=... default is master logdir=... default is no logdir <type>.<option>=... bootstrap Installs dependencies. update Stops (if running), pulls from <repo>, updates dependencies, restarts (if running). start Starts. stop Stops. restart Restarts (if running). status Shows status. info Shows configuration. }}}3 === Log commands === {{{3 These allow you to list and view nap's logfiles. If you've specified a logdir (relative to your app), <logdir>/*.log can also be referenced (with a prefix); e.g. <logdir>/foo.log is referenced as @foo. list lists names of logfiles files lists paths of logfiles assoc lists names and paths of logfiles tail <n> [<log(s)>] shows the last <n> lines of the specified logfiles (or all logfiles if none are specified) monitor <n> <log> shows the last <n> lines of the specified logfile; shows appended data as the file grows hist <n> [-v] shows the last <n> commits }}}3 }}}2 === The naps command === {{{2 naps [ <command> [<app(s)>] | help ] naps naps list naps { update | start | stop | restart | status } [<app(s)>] naps pstart [<app(s)>] === Commands === {{{3 naps Shows the status of all apps. naps list Lists all apps. naps { update | start | stop | restart | status } Runs >> nap <command> <app> << for all apps specified (or all apps if none are specified). naps pstart Same as >> naps start <<, but starts apps in parallel; output looks funny. }}}3 }}}2 }}}1 === Installing === {{{1 Get it at https://github.com/obfusk/nap. See doc/my-server for an example server setup. You may also be interested in the web-based "naps" command: https://github.com/obfusk/nap-app. }}}1 === Depends === {{{1 * unix (tested on ubuntu; partially tested on osx) * bash * git Each app type (e.g. ruby, clojure) comes with its own dependencies. The only vcs currently supported is git, but others should be easy to implement. TODO }}}1 === TODO === {{{1 * update docs * clj SOCKET ??? ... }}}1 === License === {{{1 GPLv3+ [1]. }}}1 === References === {{{1 [1] GNU General Public License, version 3 http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.html }}}1 -- vim: set tw=70 sw=2 sts=2 et fdm=marker :
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