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Gemfury Deploy

Publish a npm module to Gemfury.

Environment Variables

GEMFURY_USERNAME

The Gemfury username to use to publish

GEMFURY_USERNAME=yyyyyyy

GEMFURY_API_TOKEN

The API token specified on the Settings page for your account in Gemfury (https://manage.fury.io/manage/<GEMFURY_USERNAME>/settings).

GEMFURY_API_TOKEN=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Docker Usage

The following docker command will publish to Gemfury the module of the current directory. The current directory should have a package.json file that defines the module to be published.

docker run --rm -it \
  -v $(pwd):/repo \
  -e GEMFURY_API_TOKEN=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx \
  -e GEMFURY_USERNAME=yyyyyyy \
  bluedrop360/gemfury-deploy

Codeship Usage:

In codeship-services.yml create a service similar to the following:

gemfury-deploy:
  image: bluedrop360/gemfury-deploy
  cached: true
  environment:
    GEMFURY_USERNAME: <username value>
  encrypted_environment:
    # GEMFURY_API_TOKEN
    - <encrypted "GEMFURY_API_TOKEN=<token value>", see below>
  volumes:
    - ./:/repo/

Note: to create the encrypted_environment value for GEMFURY_API_TOKEN on the Mac the following ca be helpful:

printf '%s' "GEMFURY_API_TOKEN=$(pbpaste)" > raw.tmp && jet encrypt raw.tmp crypt.tmp && cat crypt.tmp | pbcopy && rm raw.tmp crypt.tmp

Copy that onto the command line, then copy the value of GEMFURY_API_TOKEN into your clipboard. Press enter. The command above will use the value in your clipboard, encrypt it, and then copy it back into your clipboard, now encrypted. You can now paste the encrypted value into your codeship-services.yml file.

In codeship-steps.yml it can be used as a step similar to the following:

- name: deploy
  tag: master
  service: gemfury-deploy
  command: node deploy.js