jeremiealvin / laravel-deployer
A fork of Lorisleiva, Laravel Deployer improved to support php8 giving Artisan the power of zero-downtime deployment.
dev-master
2022-08-27 16:22 UTC
Requires
- illuminate/support: ^6.0|^7.0|^8.0|^9.0
- jeremiealvin/deployer: ^7.0.1
Requires (Dev)
- orchestra/testbench: ^4.0|^5.0|^6.0|^7.0
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Last update: 2025-04-27 20:11:15 UTC
README
This is a fork of lorisleiva/laravel-deployer improved to support php 8 and deployer 7
🚀 Laravel Deployer
Laravel Deployer is a lightweight wrapper of Deployer.org giving Artisan the power of zero-downtime deployment.
✨ Features
- Simple setup process
- Zero downtime deployments
- Ready-to-use tasks for Laravel
- Choose your deployment strategy
- Agentless, it's just SSH
- Something went wrong? Rollback to the previous release
1️⃣ Installation
composer require jeremiealvin/laravel-deployer
2️⃣ Configuration
In order to generate your deployment configuration file, simply run:
php artisan deploy:init
- It will ask you a few questions to help you get started and generate a
config/deploy.php
file. - Read more about the available options, tasks, strategies; about how to customize your hosts, your deployment flow and much more in the documentation.
3️⃣ Deployment
When you’re ready to deploy, run:
php artisan deploy
- If anything goes wrong during the deployment flow, the release will be discarded just like nothing happened.
- Because we are using zero-downtime deployments, make sure your server’s root path points to
the
{{deploy_path}}/current
symlink. - If your project has already been deployed, before using Laravel Deployer, you might be interested in this first deployment strategy.
📜 Available commands
deploy # Deploy your application
deploy:configs # Print host configuration
deploy:current # Show current paths
deploy:dump <task> # Display the task-tree for a given task
deploy:hosts # Print all hosts
deploy:init # Generate a deploy.php configuration file
deploy:list # Lists available tasks
deploy:rollback # Rollback to previous release
deploy:run <task> # Execute a given task on your hosts
logs # Dump the remote logs of your application
ssh # Connect to host through ssh