Kamal-skiff: Deploy static sites using Nginx
Skiff is a tool for deploying static sites with nginx and SSI, supporting Ruby installation or Docker. It updates from git every 10 seconds and is licensed under MIT.
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Skiff is a tool designed for deploying static sites using nginx and Server-Side Includes (SSI). It utilizes Kamal for deployment and offers a straightforward installation process via Ruby, allowing users to set up a local development server with the command `skiff dev`. For those who prefer Docker, Skiff can also be run in a containerized environment with specific aliases for macOS users. To deploy a site, users need to configure their `.env` file with a valid `GIT_URL` and access token, and set up the `config/deploy.yml` file with the server address. The deployment command is executed with `skiff deploy`, and the system automatically pulls changes from git every 10 seconds. For staging deployments, users can specify the branch in the `.env` file and use the `--staging` flag. Additionally, Skiff provides a command to flush etag caches after modifying include files. The tool is released under the MIT License, and further instructions can be found in its GitHub repository.
- Skiff deploys static sites using nginx and SSI.
- It can be installed via Ruby or run in a Docker container.
- Automatic updates from git occur every 10 seconds.
- Staging deployments can be configured through the `.env` file.
- Skiff is licensed under the MIT License.
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