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Davos - Your trusty WebDav companion.

Davos is a WebDav client which is well suited to upload and sync your Cloud Commerce Digital projects. It fully mimics the usage of Eclipse Demandware server configurations featuring profiles and synchronization on file change.

Install

npm i -g davos-cli

Usage

In order to use davos you must first provide a davos.json file which essentially contains a JSON array with profiles.
You can use davos-cli to interactively create this file and manage profiles.

Profiles

To create the configuration file you can run 'davos-cli create'.

You could easily insert profiles (dev01, dev02, development etc.) by running the 'davos-cli insert'.

Running the 'davos-cli list' command will display a list of your profiles and will show which profile is active now.

To switch your active profile you can run 'davos-cli switch name of profile'.

Upload and watch cartridges

Now that you have a configuration you could upload your cartridges or watch for changes:

Run the 'davos-cli upload:cartridges' command to upload all your cartridges.
Run the 'davos-cli upload:cartridges --cartridge name of cartridge' command to upload a single cartridge of your wish.
Run the 'davos-cli watch' command to watch all your cartridges for changes.
Run the 'davos-cli watch --cartridge name of cartridge' command to watch a single cartridge of your wish for changes.

Upload and import meta

Davos can upload and import your entire sites meta or separate metadata files of your choice.

Run davos-cli upload:sites to upload and import your entire sites directory.
Run davos-cli upload:meta --pattern *.xml to upload and import only the files mattching your pattern from your sites/meta directory.

Utility

Davos can create bundles from multiple xml files or split bundles into separate files. At this point you can merge any type of xml files sharing the same root element but can only split meta and library files. This functionality will be expanded in the future.

Run davos-cli merge [pattern] --out bundle.xml to merge all files matching pattern from within the sites directory into bundle.xml in your cwd.
Run davos-cli split:meta [path/to/bundle.xml] --out dir/for/chunks to split all custom and system type extensions and definitions into separate xml files.
Run davos-cli split:lib [path/to/bundle.xml] --out dir/for/chunks to split all content elements of a library bundle.

Configuration file specification

table 1. Profile

key	type	description
active	Boolean	The active profile will be used by davos. There should only be one active profile at a time.
profile	String	The name of the profile.
config	Object	The profile configuration object, see table 2.

table 2. Profile configuration

key	type	description
hostname	String	The sandbox' hostname
username	String	Your username
password	String	Your password
codeVersion	String	The code version to which to deploy your cartridges
cartridge	Array
exclude	Array
templateReplace	Object
tmpDir	String	A directory where temporary files and archives will be stored. This is optional and defaults to "tmp"
projectID	String	The project name/ID
metaDir	String	The base directory for the sites files. This is optional, defaults to "sites".

Sample configuration

[
	{
		"active": true,
		"profile": "dev01",
		"config": {
			"hostname": "dev01-web-proj.demandware.net",
			"username": "user1",
			"password": "password1",
			"cartridge": [
				"foo\\cartridges\\app_foo",
				"foo\\cartridges\\int_foo"
			],
			"codeVersion": "version1",
			"exclude": ["**/node_modules/**",
				"**/.sass-cache/**"]
		}
	},
	{
		"active": false,
		"profile": "dev02",
		"config": {
			"hostname": "dev02-web-proj.demandware.net",
			"username": "user2",
			"password": "password2",
			"cartridge": [
				"foo\\cartridges\\app_foo",
				"foo\\cartridges\\int_foo"
			],
			"codeVersion": "version1",
			"exclude": ["**/node_modules/**",
				"**/.sass-cache/**"]
		}
	}
]

License

MIT

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