pluginctl/assets/build/deploy.mk
Felipe Martin 278958d1e4
Add deploy command to upload and enable plugin bundles
- New deploy.go implements RunDeployCommand function
- Auto-discovers plugin bundle from ./dist/ folder based on manifest
- Supports --bundle-path flag for custom bundle location
- Reuses existing client connection logic for server authentication
- Updated main.go to register deploy command and add help documentation
- Follows existing patterns for error handling and structured logging

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Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
2025-07-14 19:17:25 +02:00

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# ====================================================================================
# Deployment and Plugin Management
# ====================================================================================
## Builds and installs the plugin to a server.
.PHONY: deploy
deploy: dist
pluginctl deploy --bundle-path dist/$(BUNDLE_NAME)
## Builds and installs the plugin to a server, updating the webapp automatically when changed.
.PHONY: watch
watch: server bundle
ifeq ($(MM_DEBUG),)
cd webapp && $(NPM) run build:watch
else
cd webapp && $(NPM) run debug:watch
endif
## Installs a previous built plugin with updated webpack assets to a server.
.PHONY: deploy-from-watch
deploy-from-watch: bundle
pluginctl deploy --bundle-path dist/$(BUNDLE_NAME)
## Disable the plugin.
.PHONY: disable
disable: detach
pluginctl disable
## Enable the plugin.
.PHONY: enable
enable:
pluginctl enable
## Reset the plugin, effectively disabling and re-enabling it on the server.
.PHONY: reset
reset: detach
pluginctl reset
## View plugin logs.
.PHONY: logs
logs:
pluginctl logs
## Watch plugin logs.
.PHONY: logs-watch
logs-watch:
pluginctl logs --watch