Capistrano::Campout is a gem extension to capistrano to post/speak messages and paste logs from a capistrano deployment to a campfire room. Settings are configurable in a "config/campout.yml" and/or "config/campout.local.yml" file. ERB templates are supported for messages and can use all of the capistrano settings.
Capistrano::Campout will a speak messages at pre-deployment and post-deployment success or failure. Event sounds are also supported.
Capistrano::Campout is inspired by and borrows concepts (and in some cases code) from two projects: capistrano-mountaintop and capfire.
I created my own instead of forking either for the following reasons
- I initially wanted to use Tinder (Capfire uses broach). I later went with Broach due to ActiveSupport (which Tinder requires) conflicts with Capistrano.
- I wanted more customization with regard to messages than capfire provided.
- I liked EngineYard's logger implementation much better than capistrano-log_with_awesome (which capistrano-mountaintop depends on) - and liked it better integrated into campout's gem itself.
- I wanted configuration-file based settings that I can separate into shared (checked into git) and local (git ignored) files
- I wanted room to expand for my team's needs for utilities for git and github inspection
Add this line to your application's Gemfile:
gem 'capistrano-campout'
And then execute:
$ bundle
Or install it yourself as:
$ gem install capistrano-campout
You can generate a configuration by running
campout generate_config
This will prompt you for your campfire configuration settings and create config/campout.yml and config/campout.local.yml files for you, adding config/campout.local.yml to your .gitignore file (if present) and adding a require 'capistrano-campout' to your config/deploy.rb file.
Alternatively add a:
require "capistrano-campout"
to your capistrano deploy.rb and create a config/campout.yml and/or a config/campout.local.yml with your campfire settings (required)
campfire:
domain: your_campfire_domain
room: room_id_to_post_to
token: your_campfire_api_token
"config/campout.yml" is meant to be a pre-project file and can contain global settings for everyone. Don't put the api token in a campout.yml file that's part of a public git repository
"config/campout.local.yml" is meant as a local/private configuration file - I'd recommend adding the file to the .gitignore
Run the 'campout generate_config' command - and the config/campout.yml file will have a list of all the known settings.
Otherwise, use the source, Luke.
There isn't much error checking on the campfire connection. And there's no tests. The latter might be a feature.
- Fork it
- Create your feature branch (
git checkout -b my-new-feature
) - Commit your changes (
git commit -am 'Added some feature'
) - Push to the branch (
git push origin my-new-feature
) - Create new Pull Request
Capistrano::Campout includes code and ideas from the following projects:
- rails_config Copyright © 2010 Jacques Crocker
- deep_merge Copyright © 2008 Steve Midgley, now mainted by Daniel DeLeo
- eycap Copyright © 2008-2011 Engine Yard
- capfire Copyright © 2010 Piet Jaspers 10to1
- capistrano-mountaintop Copyright © 2010 Joshua Nichols.